grasp or seize suddenly and roughly
攫取,抓取
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she grabbed him by the shirt collar 她抓住他的衣领
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she grabbed her keys and rushed out .她抓起自己的钥匙冲了出去。
[no obj.](
抓(住),夺(得)
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he grabbed at the handle, missed, and nearly fell .他去抓把手,没抓住,差点跌倒。
〈非正式〉 (快速或伺机)获取;霸占
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I'll grab another drink while there's still time 还有时间,我得赶快再喝一杯
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someone's grabbed my seat .有人占了我的位子。
[no obj.](of a brake on a vehicle)grip the wheel harshly or jerkily
(刹车)猛烈地(或急速地)制动
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the brakes grabbed very badly .刹车刹得很急很猛。
[usu. with negative or in questions]
〈非正式〉 吸引…的注意力;使留下印象
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how does that grab you? 你对那事印象如何?
[in sing.]a quick sudden clutch or attempt to seize
攫住;抓
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he made a lungeing grab at the pistol .他猛地去抓手枪。
[usu. with modifier]
【计算机】 抓取
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a screen grab from Wednesday's programme. 对星期三节目的屏幕抓取。
a mechanical device for clutching, lifting, and moving things, especially materials in bulk
抓斗,抓具。
[as modifier]denoting a bar or strap for people to hold on to for support or in a moving vehicle
扶杆;吊带
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for elderly people, grab rails at strategic places are likely to prevent accidents .对老年人来说,在关键地方装些扶杆兴许可以预防事故。
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up for grabs informal available; obtainable 〈非 正式〉 可利用的;可得到的great prizes up for grabs . 唾手可得的大奖
"late 16th cent.: from Middle Low German and Middle Dutch