grip

US /ɡrɪp/
UK /ɡrɪp/
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1.

抓握, 抓地力

a firm hold or grasp

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He lost his grip on the rope and fell.
他失去了对绳子的抓握，然后摔倒了。
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The tires have a good grip on the wet road.
轮胎在湿滑的路面上抓地力很好。
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holdgraspclutchpurchasetraction
2.

控制, 掌控

control or power over someone or something

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The dictator had a tight grip on the country.
独裁者对国家有严密的控制。
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She lost her grip on reality.
她失去了对现实的掌控。
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controlpowerswaydominionmastery
1.

握住, 抓住

to take and keep a firm hold of; grasp firmly

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He gripped the steering wheel tightly.
他紧紧地握住方向盘。
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The climber gripped the rock face.
登山者抓住了岩壁。
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graspclutchclaspholdseize
2.

吸引, 攫住

to have a strong effect on (someone); to engross or fascinate

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The story really gripped the audience.
这个故事深深地吸引了观众。
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Fear gripped her heart.
恐惧攫住了她的心。
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engrossfascinatecaptivateabsorbrivet
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grippingbe in the grip ofkey gripget to grips with somethingget a grip (on yourself)loosen your grip