
好词典
源自古英语'grippan'(抓住),与古北欧语'gripa'同源,最终源自原始日耳曼语'*gripjaną'。
❶ 指紧握或抓住某物的动作或方式,常用于描述手部对物体的控制力或接触方式。
“She tightened her grips on the steering wheel.”
(她紧握住方向盘。)
“The rock climber lost his grips and fell.”
(攀岩者失手摔了下来。)
❶ 比喻对某事物的掌控或理解程度,常用于抽象语境中。
“The new manager is still getting to grips with the job.”
(新经理还在适应这份工作。)
“I'm trying to come to grips with this difficult concept.”
(我正在努力理解这个复杂的概念。)
❶ 用手紧紧抓住或握住某物,强调牢固的接触或控制。
“The baby gripped my finger tightly.”
(婴儿紧紧抓住我的手指。)
“He gripped the rope to pull himself up.”
(他抓住绳子往上爬。)
get to grips with — 表示开始理解或掌握某件复杂的事情,常用于学习或适应新情况的语境。
“It took me weeks to get to grips with the new software.”
(我花了数周时间才熟悉这款新软件。)
in the grips of — 描述被某种强烈情绪、状态或困境所控制或影响的状况。
“The country was in the grips of an economic crisis.”
(该国当时正处于经济危机的困境中。)