grasped

UK
/ɡrɑːspt/
US
/ɡræspt/
graspedpast participle
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb "grasp"; denotes something understood or held.
Translations
The newly grasped concept suddenly made perfect sense to her.
Недавно понятая концепция вдруг стала ей полностью ясна.
The grasped handle showed signs of wear.
Схваченная рукоятка показывала следы износа.
Additional translations
Definitions
Fully understood; comprehended.
The newly grasped concept suddenly made perfect sense to her.
Firmly seized or held.
The grasped handle showed signs of wear.
graspverb

grasped

Past Simple

grasped
Past Simple
grasped
Past Participle
grasping
Gerund
UK
/ɡrɑːsp/
US
/ɡræsp/
Translations
She couldn't grasp the concept of quantum physics.
Она не могла понять концепцию квантовой физики.
He tried to grasp the rope to prevent falling.
Он попытался схватить веревку, чтобы не упасть.
Additional translations
Definitions
To take hold of something firmly with the hands.
She grasped the rope tightly to prevent herself from falling.
To understand something completely.
He finally grasped the concept after the teacher explained it again.
Antonyms
graspnoun
Definitions
A firm hold or grip.
She tightened her grasp on the rope to prevent falling.
Understanding or comprehension.
His grasp of the subject was evident in his detailed explanations.
The reach or range of something.
The solution was just beyond his grasp.
graspadjective
Definitions
Relating to or involving a grasp or the act of grasping; used before a noun.
The doctor tested the baby's grasp reflex.