grip

英 [grɪp] 美[ɡrɪp]

engage in combat with

与…战斗

British forces never came to grips with the enemy.
英国部队从未与敌人交过手。

[usu. in imperative](informal)keep or recover one's self-control

(非正式)保持（或恢复）自控能力，控制住自己

get a grip, guys!.
冷静点，伙计们。

take control of

控制，支配

hypochondria began to take a grip on him.
他开始陷入莫名的忧郁之中。

dominated or affected by something undesirable or adverse

受…的控制（或支配）

Britain was in the grip of a nostalgia boom.
英国被突然盛行的怀旧情结所控制。

become unable to understand or control one's situation

变得无法认清自己的处境；失去控制自己处境的能力

an elderly person who seems to be losing his grip.
一位似乎已对自己的处境不知所措的老人。

1. How much can the President relax his grip over the nation?: 总统可以对国家的控制放松到什么样的程度？

2. Such cars, however, do grip the road well, even in the dry.: 不过，这种车即使在干燥路面上也表现出了良好的抓地性能。

3. Luke answered by tightening his grip on her shoulder.: 卢克的回应就是把她的肩头抓得更紧了。

4. Find the exact grip that allows you to hit the ball hard.: 找到能让你大力击球的准确握拍方法。

5. Harry loosened his grip momentarily and Anna wriggled free.: 哈里的手稍一放松，安娜便挣脱出来。