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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   grab

   • IPA[ɡrab]

   美式

   • v.
     grasp or seize suddenly and roughly；make a sudden snatch at
   • n.
     a quick sudden clutch or attempt to seize；an act of obtaining something opportunistically or unscrupulously

   • verb: grab, 3rd person present: grabs, gerund or present participle: grabbing, past tense: grabbed, past participle: grabbed

   • noun: grab, plural noun: grabs

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. grasp or seize suddenly and roughly she grabbed him by the shirt collar she grabbed her keys and rushed out 同義詞 seize, grasp, snatch, seize hold of, grab hold of, ... 更多take hold of, catch hold of, lay hold of, lay (one's) hands on, get one's hands on, take a grip of, fasten around, grapple, grip, clasp, clutch, catch at, take, pluck, informalcollar反義詞 release
   • ▪ make a sudden snatch at he grabbed at the handle, missed, and nearly fell
   • ▪ informal obtain or get (something) quickly or opportunistically, sometimes unscrupulously I'll grab another drink while there's still time someone's grabbed my seat 同義詞 obtain, acquire, come by, carry off, come to have, ... 更多get, receive, gain, earn, win, come into, come in for, take possession of, take receipt of, be given, buy, purchase, procure, possess oneself of, secure, snap up, gather, collect, pick up, appropriate, amass, build up, hook, net, land, achieve, attain, informalget/lay one's hands on, get one's mitts on, get hold of, bag, score, swing, nab, collar, pull down, cop, blag
   • ▪ (of a brake on a vehicle) grip the wheel harshly or jerkily the brakes grabbed very badly
   • 2. informal attract the attention of; make an impression on how does that grab you?

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a quick sudden clutch or attempt to seize he made a grab at the pistol
   • ▪ an act of obtaining something opportunistically or unscrupulously they used the law to effect a land grab
   • ▪ a frame of video or television footage, digitized and stored as a still image in a computer memory for subsequent display, printing, or editing a screen grab from Wednesday's program
   • 2. a mechanical device for clutching, lifting, and moving things, especially materials in bulk.
   • ▪ denoting a bar or strap for people to hold on to for support or in a moving vehicle for elderly people, grab rails at strategic places are likely to prevent accidents

   screen grab

   • n.
     a frame of television or video footage that is digitized and stored as a still image for ... a screen grab from Wednesday's programme
   • v.
     take a screen grab of: the rap star screen-grabbed almost a dozen tweets from fans

   Oxford Dictionary

   screen grab

   • n.
     a frame of television or video footage that is digitized and stored as a still image for ... a screen grab from Wednesday's episode
   • v.
     take a screen grab of: the rap star screen-grabbed almost a dozen tweets from fans

   Oxford American Dictionary

   grab bag

   • n.
     a container from which a person chooses a wrapped item at random, without knowing the contents.

   Oxford Dictionary

   grab bag

   • n.
     a container from which a person chooses a wrapped item at random, without knowing the contents.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   grab rail

   • n.
     a rail for people to hold on to for support: patients may need grab rails or ramps fitted at home

   Oxford Dictionary

   land grab

   • n.
     an act of seizing land in an opportunistic or unlawful manner: a ruthless land grab by paramilitary groups

   Oxford American Dictionary

   land grab

   • n.
     an act of seizing land in an opportunistic or unlawful manner: a ruthless land grab by paramilitary groups

   Oxford Dictionary

   money grab

   • n.
     an undignified or unprincipled acquisition of a large sum of money with little effort.

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   片語

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3. • 更多解釋

   grab

   • IPA[ɡrab]

   英式

   • v.
     grasp or seize suddenly and roughly: she grabbed him by the shirt collar she grabbed her keys and rushed out
   • n.
     a quick sudden clutch or attempt to seize: he made a grab at the pistol

   Oxford Dictionary