Englisch
Spanisch
I. grip [Am ɡrɪp, Brit ɡrɪp] SUBST
1.1. grip (hold):
- he has a tight grip
- agarra con fuerza
- she held his arm in a strong grip
- lo tenía agarrado or asido fuertemente del brazo
- he changed his grip SPORT
- cambió la forma en que tomaba la raqueta (or el bate etc.)
- he changed his grip SPORT
- cambió la forma en que cogía la raqueta (or el bate etc.) esp Esp
- grip on sth keep a good grip on the bar
- agárrate bien de la barra
- he kept a firm grip on expenses
- llevaba un rígido control de los gastos
- she managed to get a grip on the match in the third set
- consiguió dominar el partido en el tercer set
- he never got a grip on the job
- no pudo con el trabajo
- get a grip on yourself!
- ¡contrólate!
- he lost his grip on the rope
- se le escapó la cuerda
- he has lost his grip on reality
- ha perdido contacto con la realidad
- she's losing her grip on the situation
- está perdiendo el control de la situación
- he tightened his grip on my neck
- me apretó más el cuello
- the company has tightened its grip on the market
- la empresa se ha afianzado en su dominio del mercado
- the region is in the grip of an epidemic
- una epidemia asola la región
- the country was in the grip of a general strike
- una huelga general paralizaba al país
- the blackmailer had me in his grip
- el chantajista me tenía en sus garras
- to come/get to grips with sth he soon got to grips with the new system
- enseguida aprendió el nuevo sistema
- I never managed to get to grips with the subject
- nunca llegué a entender del todo el tema
- she still hasn't come to grips with the situation
- todavía no ha aceptado or asumido la situación
1.2. grip (of tires):
- grip
- adherencia f
- grip
- agarre m
2. grip (on handle):
- grip
- empuñadura f
3. grip Brit:
- hair grip
- horquilla f
- hair grip
- pasador m Méx
- hair grip
- pinche m Chil
4. grip (bag):
- grip veraltend
- bolsa f de viaje
II. grip <Part Präs gripping; Past, Past Part gripped> [Am ɡrɪp, Brit ɡrɪp] VERB trans
1. grip (take hold of):
- grip rope/rail/arm
- agarrar
- he gripped her arm tightly
- la agarró fuertemente del brazo
2. grip (have hold of):
- grip rope/rail/arm
- tener agarrado
- grip rope/rail/arm
- sujetar
3. grip (adhere to):
- these tires grip the road well
- estos neumáticos tienen buena adherencia or buen agarre
4. grip (overwhelm):
- he was gripped by panic
- el pánico se apoderó de él
- he was gripped by panic
- fue presa del pánico
5. grip (interest):
- the play failed to grip the audience
- la obra no captó el interés del público
III. grip <Part Präs gripping; Past, Past Part gripped> [Am ɡrɪp, Brit ɡrɪp] VERB intr
- grip
- adherirse
twist-grip [Am ˈtwɪstˌɡrɪp, Brit ˈtwɪstˌɡrɪp] SUBST
- twist-grip
- empuñadura f giratoria
- he held her arm in a viselike grip
- la tenía agarrada fuertemente del brazo
- he held her arm in a viselike grip
- sus dedos le asían el brazo como tenazas
- she relinquished her grip on my arm
- me soltó el brazo
- he is relinquishing his grip on reality
- está perdiendo contacto con la realidad
- war fever gripped the country
- el fervor bélico se había adueñado del país
Spanisch
Englisch
- atenazar
- to grip liter
- con la conciencia atenazada por el remordimiento
- (with her conscience) gripped by remorse liter
- el miedo los atenazaba
- they were gripped by fear liter
- agarre (de un neumático)
- grip
- adherencia
- grip
- sin asideros en la realidad
- with no grip on reality
- aferrar
- to grip
Englisch
Spanisch
I. grip [grɪp] -pp- SUBST
1. grip (hold):
- grip
- agarre m
- grip übtr
- control m
- to keep a firm grip on the bag
- agarrar fuertemente la bolsa
- to be in the grip of sth
- estar en poder de algo
- the economy is in the grip of a crisis
- la economía está atravesando una crisis
2. grip (way of holding):
- grip
- asidero m
3. grip (bag):
- grip
- maletín m
Wendungen:
- to get to grips with sth
- enfrentarse a algo
- to get a grip on oneself
- controlarse
II. grip [grɪp] -pp- VERB trans
1. grip (hold firmly):
- grip
- agarrar
2. grip (overwhelm):
- to be gripped by emotion
- estar embargado por la emoción
- he was gripped by fear
- el miedo le invadió
3. grip (interest deeply):
- grip
- absorber la atención de
III. grip [grɪp] -pp- VERB intr
- grip
- agarrarse
- to relinquish one's grip on sth
- soltar algo
Spanisch
Englisch
- atenazar
- to grip
- empuñadura (de un bastón)
- grip
- adherencia AUTO
- road grip Am
- estribo
- grip
- empuñar (asir)
- to grip
- agarrar
- to grip the road
Englisch
Spanisch
I. grip [grɪp] SUBST
1. grip (hold):
- grip
- agarre m
- grip übtr
- control m
- to keep a firm grip on sth
- agarrar algo fuertemente
- to be in the grip(s) of sth
- estar en poder de algo
- the economy is in the grip(s) of a crisis
- la economía está atravesando una crisis
2. grip (way of holding):
- grip
- asidero m
3. grip (bag):
- grip
- maletín m
Wendungen:
- to get to grips with sth
- enfrentarse a algo
- to get a grip on oneself
- controlarse
II. grip <-pp-> [grɪp] VERB trans
1. grip (hold firmly):
- grip
- agarrar
2. grip (overwhelm):
- to be gripped by emotion
- estar embargado por la emoción
- he was gripped by fear
- el miedo lo invadió
3. grip (interest deeply):
- grip
- absorber la atención de
III. grip [grɪp] VERB intr
- grip
- agarrarse
- to relinquish one's grip on sth
- soltar algo
Spanisch
Englisch
- atenazar (miedo)
- to grip
- empuñar (asir)
- to grip
- estribo
- grip
- agarrar
- to grip the road
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