grip
[grɪp] ( pt & pp gripped, cont gripping )noun
| 1. | [physical hold]
to release one's grip on sb/sthg jn/etw loslassen he couldn't get a grip on the rope er konnte keinen Halt am Seil finden |
| 2. | [control]
to have a (good) grip on a situation eine Situation im Griff haben to be in the grip of fear von Angst ergriffen sein to get to grips with sthg etw in den Griff bekommen to get a grip on o.s. sich zusammenreißen to lose one's grip (fig) nachlassen |
| 3. | [of tyres]
Haftung die
[of shoes] Halt der |
| 4. | [handle] Griff der |
| 5. | (dated) [bag] Reisetasche die |
grip
[grɪp] ( pt & pp gripped, cont gripping )transitive verb Coniugazione
| 1. | [grasp] Coniugazione festhalten |
| 2. | [subj: tyres] haften auf (+ D) |
| 3. | [imagination, attention, audience]
Coniugazione fesseln
panic gripped the country das Land wurde von Panik ergriffen |
