grabbers

UK
/ˈɡræbəz/
US
/ˈɡræbərz/

Translations

grabbernoun

grabbers

pl

grabbers
pl
UK
/ˈɡræbə/
US
/ˈɡræbər/
The land grabber was notorious for acquiring properties through dubious means.
L'accapareur de terres était connu pour acquérir des propriétés par des moyens douteux.
Additional translations
pinceSurtout pour un outil ou un dispositif de préhension.
accrocheEn journalisme ou en publicité, pour un titre ou une formule qui attire l'attention.

Definitions

grabbernoun
A person who seizes or takes something, often in a forceful or greedy manner.
The land grabber was notorious for acquiring properties through dubious means.
A mechanical device used for picking up or holding objects, often used in contexts where direct hand contact is not possible.
The trash grabber made it easy to pick up litter without bending over.
A headline or phrase designed to attract attention.
The newspaper's front-page grabber was effective in drawing readers to the story.