grip的中文翻译

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grip

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grip1 (holding tightly) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
紧握，紧抓
noun
- an act of holding sb/sth tightly; a particular way of doing this
  - Keep a tight grip on the rope.
    紧紧抓住绳索不放
  - to loosen/release/relax your grip
    松开/放开/放松你抓紧的手
  - She tried to get a grip on the icy rock.
    她尽力抓住那冰冷的石头
  - The climber slipped and lost her grip.
    这名登山者手一松就滑到了
  - She struggled from his grip.
    她在他紧抓的手里挣扎着
  - Try adjusting your grip on the racket.
    试着调整一下你握球拍的方法
grip2 (Aviation) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
抓牢
noun
- a tight hold that someone has on something
grip3 (control/power) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
控制，掌控
noun
- control or power over sb/sth
  - The home team took a firm grip on the game.
    主队牢牢控制了比赛的局面
  - We need to tighten the grip we have on the market.
    我们要加强控制我们在市场上的所有
grip4 (understanding) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
掌握
noun
- an understanding of sth
  - I couldn't get a grip on what was going on.
    我无法把握究竟发生了什么
  - You need to keep a good grip on reality in this job.
    做这个工作你需要充分了解实际情况
grip5 (moving without slipping) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
防滑性
noun
- the ability of sth to move over a surface without slipping
  - These tyres give the bus better grip in slippery conditions.
    这些轮胎可使公共汽车在路滑时行驶得平稳一些
grip6 (part of object) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
扶手
noun
- a part of sth that has a special surface so that it can be held without the hands slipping
  - the grip on a golf club
    高尔夫球具的握柄
grip7 (for hair) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
发夹
noun
grip8 (job in the movies) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
摄影器材师
noun
- a person who prepares and moves the cameras, and sometimes the lighting equipment, when a film/movie is being made
grip9 (bag) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
手提包
noun
- a large soft bag, used when travelling
grip10 (hold tightly) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
紧握，紧抓
verb (-pp-)(gripping, gripped)
- to hold sth tightly
  - 'Please don't go,' he said, gripping her arm.
    “请别走”他紧抓著她的手臂说
  - She gripped on to the railing with both hands.
    她双手紧抓着栏杆
grip11 (interest/excite) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
吸引（某人）的注意力﹑ 想像力
verb (-pp-)(gripping, gripped)
- to interest or excite sb; to hold sb's attention
  - The book grips you from start to finish.
    这本书从头至尾扣人心弦
  - I was totally gripped by the story.
    我完全被这故事吸引住了
grip12 (have powerful effect) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
影响，控制
verb (-pp-)(gripping, gripped)
- to have a powerful effect on sb/sth
  - I was gripped by a feeling of panic.
    我陷入了一种惊慌失措的感觉里
  - Terrorism has gripped the country for the past two years.
    两年来恐怖主义一直笼罩着这个国家
grip13 (move/hold without slipping) UK /ɡrɪp/ US /ɡrɪp/
控制，抓紧
verb (-pp-)(gripping, gripped)
- to hold onto or to move over a surface without slipping
  - tyres that grip the road
    轮胎抓地行驶

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