0 an act of holding something tightly -- sujeción, manera de agarrar
1 to hold something tightly -- agarrar
She gripped his arm.
2 to keep someone’s attention completely -- cautivar la atención de
3 when sb holds sth tightly -- aferramiento [ masculine ]
4 the control sb has over sb or sth -- control [ masculine ]
The judiciary is meanwhile losing virtually all of its grip on major, transnational crime across the world.
Our initial response, our initial reaction must be to switch off the psychological 'emergency' mode and get a grip on our agenda.
But his iron grip on power has turned his country into an international pariah.
We need to safeguard satisfactory control over the handling of delegated powers, so that we do not lose our grip on this complex organisation.
The object of this is to enable us to eventually get some sort of grip on the expansion of personnel and the inflation of costs.
As democratic representatives of our citizens, we would like a grip on these subsidies.
I hope that the overall improvement in the security situation and the increasing grip of the interim authority with our support will help to prevent things like that happening.
Why are we not focusing on things that we can actually get a grip on?
中文繁体
抓住, 緊握,握緊,緊抓(住), 使感興趣…
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抓住, 紧握,握紧,紧抓(住), 使感兴趣…
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ato de segurar, aperto, agarrar-se…
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しっかりつかむこと, ~をしっかりつかむ, ぎゅっと握る…
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sım sıkı tutma, kavrama, denetim…
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prise [feminine], contrôle [masculine], agripper…
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subjecció, agafada, agafar amb força…
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قَبْضة, يُمْسِك بِإحْكام, يَسْتَحْوِذ عَلى اِهْتِمام…
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