| 释义 |
grip1 /grip/ noun- A grasp or firm hold, esp with the hand or mind
- Strength of grasp
- The handle or part by which anything is grasped
- A method or style of grasping
- A particular mode of grasping hands for mutual recognition, a secret handshake
- A bag for travel (orig US)
- A holding or clutching device, eg a clasp for the hair, or a cable-car braking device
- Power, mastery
- A twinge, spasm, pinch of distress
- Grasp, or power of holding the mind or commanding the emotions
- Grippe
- A stagehand who moves scenery, etc, or a member of a camera crew responsible for manoeuvring the camera (also grips)
- A job or occupation (Aust inf)
transitive verb (grippˈing; gripped /gript/)- To take or keep a firm hold of
- To hold fast the attention or interest of
- To command the emotions of
intransitive verb To maintain a firm hold ORIGIN: OE gripe grasp, gripa handful grippˈer noun - Someone who, or that which, grips
- A clutch, claw, or similar device
grippˈing adjective - Holding the attention
- Exciting
grippˈingly adverb grippˈy adjective - Inclined to be mean or greedy (Scot)
- Having grip
- Tenacious
gripˈsack noun (US) A bag for travel, a grip gripˈtape noun A rough adhesive tape, as used on skateboarding equipment to provide extra grip come or get to grips (with) To tackle at close quarters, or (figurative) seriously and energetically the grip (Scot) The lump (qv under lump) |