grip

中文意思

n. the friction between a body and the surface on which it moves (as between an automobile tire and the road)
n. worker who moves the camera around while a film or television show is being made
n. an intellectual hold or understanding
v. hold fast or firmly

n. 緊握
He kept a firm grip on his daughter's hand while crossing the busy street.
穿越繁忙的街道時，他緊緊握著女兒的手。
n. 控制，掌握
The fear of failure had a strong grip on her mind, making it hard to decide.
對失敗的恐懼牢牢控制著她的心思，讓她很難做決定。
n. 柄，把手
The rubber grip on this bicycle handlebar makes it comfortable to hold.
這台自行車把手上的橡膠握柄讓人握起來很舒服。
n. 手提包
He packed a few clothes into his leather grip and left for the weekend trip.
他把幾件衣服裝進皮質手提包裡，就出發去週末旅行了。
v. 抓緊，握牢
Please grip the handrail tightly when you go down the stairs.
走下樓梯時，請緊握扶手。
v. 吸引，扣人心弦
The story was so exciting that it gripped the audience from start to finish.
這個故事非常精彩，從頭到尾都扣人心弦，吸引著觀眾。