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to grab
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chwycić, złapać
to take hold of an object or surface rapidly or abruptly
Transitive: to grab sth
02
chwytać, łapać
to take someone or something suddenly or violently
Transitive: to grab sb by a body part or clothes
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złapać, uchwycić
to take or get something quickly or hastily
Transitive: to grab sth
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chwycić, złapać
to reach for or try to seize something with a quick motion
Transitive: to grab at sth
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przyciągnąć, zainteresować
to attract or hold someone's attention or interest
Transitive: to grab sb
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przejąć, złapać
to acquire something opportunistically or unethically
Transitive: to grab an advantage
Grab
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chwyt, chwytanie
the act of catching an object with the hands
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uchwyt, chwytak
a mechanical device for gripping an object
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grabber
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Przykład
The child grabbed his mother's hand as he tripped on the pavement.
She grabbed the edge of the table to steady herself as the boat rocked back and forth on the rough waves.
He grabbed the railing tightly as he stumbled on the stairs, preventing himself from falling.
As the car skidded on the icy road, he grabbed the steering wheel tightly, trying to regain control.
Grab the end of the rope.’
