| 释义 |
grip/ɡrip/ v. & n.●v. (gripped, gripping) 1a tr. grasp tightly; take a firm hold of 抓紧；抓牢 b intr. take a firm hold, esp. by friction 紧握(尤指用拳头) 2 tr. (of a feeling or emotion) deeply affect (a person) (指感情或情感)深深打动或震动(某人) was gripped by fear 完全被恐惧所控制 3 tr. compel the attention or interest of 引起注意或激发起兴趣 a gripping story 扣人心弦的故事 ●n. 1a a firm hold; a tight grasp or clasp 紧握；抓牢 b a manner of grasping or holding 握法 2 the power of holding attention 吸引力 3a mental or intellectual understanding or mastery 理解力 b effective control of a situation or one's behaviour etc. 控制，掌握或支配(局势或自己的行为) lose one's grip 放手；失控 4a a part of a machine that grips or holds something (机器的)把手，柄 b a part or attachment by which a tool, implement, weapon, etc., is held in the hand 把手 5 = HAIRGRIP 6 a travelling bag 旅行包，手提包 7 an assistant in a theatre, film studio, etc. 道具(或布景)管理员 8 Austral. slang a job or occupation [澳] [俚语]职业；工作 □ come (or get) to grips with approach purposefully; begin to deal with or understand 有目的地处理；(开始)对付(或理解) □ get a grip 1 (foll. by 后跟 on) = come to grips with 2 (in full 全称 get a grip on oneself) control or discipline oneself 恢复自制力并改进行为 □ in the grip of dominated or affected by (esp. an adverse circumstance or unpleasant sensation) 被支配(尤指不利的环境或不快的感觉) □ gripper n.□ grippingly adv.□ grippy adj.[Old English gripe, gripa ‘handful’ (as GRIPE)] |