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grip

UK
/ɡrɪp/
US
/ɡrɪp/
grip down

Traduzioni

gripnoun
grips
pl
UK
/ɡrɪp/
US
/ɡrɪp/
He tightened his grip on the rope.
Он усилил свой захват на веревке.
The grip of the tennis racket was comfortable.
Рукоятка теннисной ракетки была удобной.
The wrestler was in a fierce grip with his opponent.
Борец был в яростной схватке со своим противником.
The politician's grip on the public was weakening.
Влияние политика на общественность ослабевало.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
хватка
контроль
захватка
Sinonimi
hold
clutch
grasp
clench
gription
control
power
influence
gripverb
gripped
Past Simple
gripped
Past Participle
gripping
Gerund
UK
/ɡrɪp/
US
/ɡrɪp/
He tried to grip the rope tightly.
Он попытался схватить веревку крепко.
The story will grip you from the very beginning.
История захватит вас с самого начала.
She had to grip the railing to keep her balance.
Ей пришлось ухватиться за перила, чтобы сохранить равновесие.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
обхватить
держаться
сжимать
Sinonimi
hold
clutch
grasp
seize
clench
embrace
fasten
attach
Contrari
release
let go
gripadjective
UK
/ɡrɪp/
US
/ɡrɪp/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., grip tape, grip strength).

Definizioni

gripnoun
A firm hold or grasp.
She tightened her grip on the handle to prevent it from slipping.
A part or attachment by which something is held in the hand.
The grip of the tennis racket was worn out and needed to be replaced.
A traveling bag or suitcase.
He packed his grip with clothes for the weekend trip.
A stagehand responsible for moving scenery and props on a film or television set.
The grip quickly adjusted the lighting equipment between scenes.
Mental or emotional control or understanding of a situation.
After the accident, it took her a while to get a grip on her emotions.
The friction or traction provided by a surface, tyre, shoe, etc., that prevents slipping.
These hiking boots offer great grip on wet rocks.
gripverb
To take and hold something firmly.
She gripped the handle tightly as the bus turned the corner.
To have a strong or adverse effect on someone or something.
Fear gripped him as he entered the dark alley.
To maintain control or influence over something.
The new leader gripped the organization with a firm hand.
To capture and hold the interest or attention of.
The documentary grips viewers from the very first minute.
gripadjective
Designed to improve or relating to a firm hold.
He wrapped the handle with grip tape for better control.
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