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to grasp
01
to take and tightly hold something
Transitive: to grasp sth
Examples
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.
02
to mentally understand information or concepts
Transitive: to grasp information or concepts
Examples
After multiple explanations, he finally managed to grasp the complex mathematical concept.
The student struggled at first but eventually grasped the fundamental principles of the scientific theory.
Grasp
01
the act of seizing or holding something firmly with the hand or another part of the body
Examples
He had a firm grasp on the rope.
The child 's grasp of the toy was unsteady.
02
the ability or skill to achieve or accomplish a goal
Examples
She had the grasp to succeed in the competitive field.
Developing a grasp of the strategy ensured their success.
03
the ability to comprehend or firmly understand a concept, idea, or piece of information
Examples
She quickly gained a grasp of the new software, becoming proficient in just a few days.
His grasp of advanced mathematics helped him excel in his engineering courses.
04
the limit of one's capability, control, or influence
Examples
The task was beyond his grasp.
The problem exceeded her grasp.
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