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grabber
UK
/ˈɡræbə/
US
/ˈɡræbər/
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grabber
noun
grabbers
pl
UK
/ˈɡræbə/
US
/ˈɡræbər/
захват
The construction site used a grabber to move heavy materials.
На строительной площадке использовали захват для перемещения тяжелых материалов.
захватчик
The grabber was caught by the police after the robbery.
Захватчик был пойман полицией после ограбления.
Additional translations
захватное устройство
грабитель
Synonyms
snatcher
holder
clutcher
taker
catcher
grabber
adjective
UK
/ˈɡræbə/
US
/ˈɡræbɚ/
Used attributively (e.g., "grabber headline") to describe something that grabs attention.
Synonyms
enticing
noticeable
notable
impactful
dramatic
showy
headline-grabbing
catchy
attention-getting
compelling
captivating
arresting
striking
eye-catching
attention-grabbing
Definitions
grabber
noun
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.
grabber
adjective
Designed to attract immediate attention; attention-grabbing.
The campaign used a grabber slogan to captivate potential customers.
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