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to grasp
01
to take and tightly hold something
Transitive: to grasp sth
Example
The athlete 's fingers expertly grasped the bar during the high jump.
The climber extended their arm to grasp the rock ledge above.
In a moment of excitement, the toddler attempted to grasp a handful of colorful candies.
02
to mentally understand information or concepts
Transitive: to grasp information or concepts
Example
The student struggled at first but eventually grasped the fundamental principles of the scientific theory.
After multiple explanations, he finally managed to grasp the complex mathematical concept.
The teacher used visual aids to help the students grasp the historical timeline more effectively.
Grasp
01
the act of grasping
02
the ability to achieve a goal
03
the ability to comprehend or firmly understand a concept, idea, or piece of information
Example
The child 's quick grasp of basic math concepts impressed his teachers and parents.
The seminar improved her grasp of the complexities involved in international trade.
His grasp of advanced mathematics helped him excel in his engineering courses.
04
the limit of capability
Example
The athlete's fingers expertly grasped the bar during the high jump.
The climber extended their arm to grasp the rock ledge above.
In a moment of excitement, the toddler attempted to grasp a handful of colorful candies.
He reached out to grasp the handle of the door.
The child tried to grasp the balloon string as it floated just out of reach.
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