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单词 grip
释义
grip
verb
uk
/ɡrɪp/us
/ɡrɪp/
-pp-

gripverb(HOLD)

B2[IorT]
toholdverytightly:
紧握，握紧，紧抓（住）
Thebabygripped myfingerwith hertinyhand.婴儿的小手紧紧握住我的手指。
Oldtyreswon't grip(=stayon thesurfaceof theroad)in therainvery well.在雨天，旧轮胎在路面上防滑性能不是太好。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to hold someone or something
  • holdCan you hold this for a moment?
  • claspHe reached out to clasp her hand.
  • gripThe baby gripped my finger with her tiny hand.
  • clutchSilent and pale, she clutched her mother's hand.
  • clingOne little girl was clinging onto a cuddly toy.
  • hang onThe child was hanging on to her mother's skirt.
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More examples
  • Grip thetopfirmlyand thentwistit anti-clockwise.
  • I wasterrifiedwhen hesuddenlygripped mythroatin hishands.
  • These twopiecesofmetalgrip thewood, so you cansawthrough it.
  • Hishandswere allgreasyand he couldn't grip thewheelproperly.
  • Gripping thesidesof theladdertightly, shenervouslyclimbedonestephigher.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Having in your hands
  • ahold
  • arm
  • chokehold
  • clasp
  • clench
  • cling
  • cup
  • dandle
  • grasp
  • hand in handidiom
  • handle
  • hang
  • hang on
  • hang/hold on like grim deathidiom
  • hold
  • hold onidiom
  • onto
  • pinion
  • seize
  • taken
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gripverb(INTEREST)

C2[T]
tokeepsomeone'sattentioncompletely:
使入迷，吸引…的注意力
Thistrialhas gripped thewholenation.这场审判引起了全国的关注。
I was grippedthroughouttheentiretwohoursof thefilm.整整两个小时我都沉浸在这部电影里。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inspiration and inspiring
  • anti-creative
  • apostolic
  • blue-sky
  • breathe
  • breathe (new) life into sthidiom
  • creative
  • creativity
  • engage
  • enthral
  • entrance
  • incentivize
  • inspiration
  • inspire
  • kindle
  • Promethean
  • re-engage
  • show
  • show(someone)the wayidiom
  • stimulating
  • visionary
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gripverb(EMOTION)

C2[Tusually passive]
When anemotionsuch asfeargrips you, youfeelitstrongly:
（感情等）强烈地控制；对…产生强烈影响
Then heturnedtowards me, and I wassuddenlygrippedbyfear.然后，他转过身对着我，我突然惊恐万状。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Strong feelings
  • afire
  • all-consuming
  • anguish
  • anguished
  • ardent
  • ferociously
  • fierce
  • fierceness
  • fit to burstidiom
  • fulminating
  • pungently
  • rabid
  • rabidly
  • reinforced
  • rhapsodic
  • riptide
  • searing
  • tingle
  • torrid
  • virulent
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grip
noun
uk
/ɡrɪp/us
/ɡrɪp/

gripnoun(CONTROL)

[S]
controlover something or someone:
控制，支配
Rebels havetightenedtheirgriponthecity.叛军已经加强了他们对这座城市的控制。
He will do anything tokeephis griponpower.为了保住权力他什么都会干。
More examples
  • TheMafiahasrelaxeditsgrip onlocalbusinesses.
  • No oneseemsto have afirmgrip on thecompanyat themoment.
  • Thedemonstrationssuggestthat the president's grip on thecountryisloosening.
  • Thearmyhastighteneditsgrip on theregion.
  • For severalyearstheareahas been in the grip of therebelwarlords.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Power to control
  • ascendancy
  • authoritarianism
  • be abovesomeone'spay gradeidiom
  • big beast
  • buysomethingin
  • cradle
  • hegemonism
  • hegemony
  • influence
  • ingrain
  • initiative
  • lever
  • leverage
  • predominance
  • puissance
  • pull
  • redetermination
  • responsibility
  • sway
  • tooth
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gripnoun(HOLD)

B2[Cusually singular]
atightholdon something or someone:
紧握，握紧，紧抓（住）
Shetightenedher griponmyarm.她越来越用力地抓住我的胳膊。
She would notloosenher griponmyarm.她紧抓住我的胳膊不放。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Having in your hands
  • ahold
  • arm
  • chokehold
  • clasp
  • clench
  • cling
  • cup
  • dandle
  • grasp
  • hand in handidiom
  • handle
  • hang
  • hang on
  • hang/hold on like grim deathidiom
  • hold
  • hold onidiom
  • onto
  • pinion
  • seize
  • taken
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gripnoun(BAG)

[C]old-fashioned
abagfortravellingthat issmallerthan asuitcase
旅行袋，（旅行用）手提包
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Containers for carrying personal possessions
  • attaché case
  • baggage
  • baggage allowance
  • billfold
  • bindle
  • briefcase
  • excess baggage
  • fanny pack
  • garment bag
  • hand luggage
  • handbag
  • hatbox
  • pannier
  • pillbox
  • pocketbook
  • rucksack
  • sack
  • saddlebag
  • satchel
  • schoolbag
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Idioms

get a grip (onyourself)
be in the grip ofsomething
come/get to grips withsomething
(Definition ofgripfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

grip| American Dictionary

grip
verb[I/T]
us
/ɡrɪp/
present participle-pp-
toholdsomethingtightly, orstickto something:
[T]Thebabygripped myfinger.
[I]Worntiresdon’t grip very well onwetroads.
If anemotiongrips you, youfeelitstrongly:
[T]Brady was gripped byfear.
grip
noun[Cusually sing]
us
/ɡrɪp/
a way ofholdingsomething, or atighthold:
She has astrong/firm/weakgrip.
Helosthis grip on Nancy’sarm.
fig.They were in the grip of atropicalstorm(=sufferingitseffects).
(Definition ofgripfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofgrip

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Appearing to promise both amazing new control over nature and terrifying dehumanization, cloning has gripped the popular imagination.
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I was gripped by the problem of development.
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Coming to grips with lexical richness in spontaneous speech data.
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4), fails to come to grips with the problem of recognizing psychological process (perception) in any record of collective activity, archaeological or ethnographic.
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When dispensing the adhesive, the distance between the needle tips and the solar cells gripped by the suction cups must be adjustable.
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With his hand gripping his cloth-patch in his pocket, he plunged through the hedge and into the estate grounds.
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In the programmed mode, the subject's forearm on the weaker side is comfortably strapped to a trough, with the hand gripping a vertical handle.
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We experience buildings from detail to concept (a hand grips a door handle and a space unfolds), yet we design them from concept to detail.
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The imaginative application of the narrative mode leads instead to good stories, gripping drama, believable (though not necessarily 'true') historical accounts.
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A striking feature of the modern debate is the failure of all concerned to come to grips with the trade itself.
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Our claim is that a false expectation, going by the name of the 'quest for certainty', has gripped those conducting research synthesis.
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What had happened, and what was the way forward to come to grips with this elusive rate constant?
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Now he appears alone, coming to grips, probably in an obbligato recitative, with his internal struggle.
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The intention, declared on the first page, is to come to grips with the relations between built environments and development.
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The major disadvantage of clamping methods is that they require access to more than one surface of the workpiece for gripping to occur.
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Collocationswithgrip

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These are words often used in combination withgrip.

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better grip
In order to gain abettergripon this, we need to investigate closer what autonomy and consciousness may mean.
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firm grip
Note that all the joint velocities of the robots are connected to the same u because offirmgrip.
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grip aperture
With binocular vision grip aperture matched block-size and was not affected by its distance for both the patients and the control subjects.
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