grip
🇺🇸
/ɡrɪp/
🇬🇧
/ɡrɪp/
noun
C1
holding something tightly
Make sure your grip on the handle is firm.
確保你握緊手柄。
C1
control or power over someone or something
The team has a strong grip on the competition.
這支隊伍在競爭中佔據強勢地位。
C1
understanding of something
She has a good grip on the subject.
她對這門學科有很好的理解。
C1
ability to not slip on a surface
The shoes have excellent grip on wet floors.
這雙鞋在濕滑地面上有極佳的防滑性。
R
part made to be held easily
The tool has a comfortable grip.
這個工具的手柄握感舒適。
R
hair clip for women
She used a grip to hold her hair.
她用髮夾固定頭髮。
R
camera equipment worker in films
The grip set up the camera for the shot.
場務人員為拍攝架設了攝影機。
R
large travel bag
He packed his clothes in a grip.
他把衣服裝進旅行包裡。
verb
C1
hold something tightly
He gripped the rope to climb up.
他緊握繩索向上爬。
C1
interest or affect someone strongly
The story gripped the audience.
這個故事深深吸引了觀眾。
C1
have a strong effect on someone or something
Fear gripped her during the storm.
暴風雨期間，恐懼籠罩著她。
R
hold or move without slipping
The tires grip the road well.
這些輪胎在路面上抓地力很好。
translation
緊握, 控制, 理解, 抓地力, 手柄, 髮夾, 場務, 旅行包
緊握, 吸引, 強烈影響, 抓牢
詞形變化
3rd Present
grips
Past
gripped
Perfect
gripped
Progressive
gripping
Plural
grips