grip
grip
grɪp
grip
British pronunciation
/ɡrɪp/

Definición y significado de "grip"en inglés

to grip
01

agarrar, sujetar

to firmly hold something
Transitive: to grip sth
to grip definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The weightlifter carefully gripped the barbell before lifting it off the ground.
El levantador de pesas agarró cuidadosamente la barra antes de levantarla del suelo.
02

agarrar, sujetar firmemente

to hold tightly and provide traction or a secure hold, especially on a surface
Transitive: to grip a surface
example
Ejemplos
The soccer player 's cleats grip the grass, allowing for quick changes in direction without slipping.
Los tacos del jugador de fútbol agarran el césped, permitiendo cambios rápidos de dirección sin resbalar.
03

agarrar, asir

to exert a strong hold or impact that is difficult to escape or overcome
Transitive: to grip sb
example
Ejemplos
Grief gripped the community after the tragic loss of a beloved member.
El dolor agarró a la comunidad después de la trágica pérdida de un miembro querido.
01

a small, portable rectangular case used for carrying clothing or personal items, especially during travel

grip definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She carried a grip with her essentials for the weekend trip.
02

el agarre, el grip

the part of a tool, handle, or equipment, such as a racket, that is held with the hand, often covered with a special tape or material to make holding easier and more secure
grip definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She wrapped a new grip around the handle for better comfort.
Ella envolvió un nuevo agarre alrededor del mango para mayor comodidad.
03

asistente de grip

a member of a film or television crew responsible for moving and positioning cameras and equipment during production
example
Ejemplos
She trained as a grip on the studio lot.
04

a flat wire hairpin or clip with prongs that hold hair securely in place

example
Ejemplos
Hair grips kept stray strands out of her face.
05

the act or instance of holding or grasping something firmly

example
Ejemplos
She lost her grip on the slippery handle.
06

an intellectual or conceptual hold on a subject, idea, or understanding

example
Ejemplos
The book helped develop a better grip of economics.
07

the frictional force between a moving object and the surface it contacts, as between tires and a road

example
Ejemplos
Cyclists check tire grip before a race.
08

un montón, un chorro

a large amount or quantity of something
SlangSlang
example
Ejemplos
She has a grip of books in her collection.
Ella tiene una gran cantidad de libros en su colección.
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