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gripping [Am ˈɡrɪpɪŋ, Brit ˈɡrɪpɪŋ] ADJ

gripping: apasionante

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

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tramador (tramadora) película/libro: gripping

agarre (de un neumático): grip

adherencia: grip

atenazar: to grip liter

sin asideros en la realidad: with no grip on reality

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gripping [ˈgrɪpɪŋ] ADJ

1. gripping (exciting):

gripping: emocionante

2. gripping (stabbing):

gripping: punzante

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

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intrigante: gripping

atenazar: to grip

empuñadura (de un bastón): grip

adherencia AUTO: road grip Am

estribo: grip

empuñar (asir): to grip

agarrar: to grip the road

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gripping [ˈgrɪp·ɪŋ] ADJ (exciting)

gripping story: apasionante

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

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intrigante: gripping

atenazar (miedo): to grip

empuñar (asir): to grip

estribo: grip

agarrar: to grip the road

Present
I	grip
you	grip
he/she/it	grips
we	grip
you	grip
they	grip

Past
I	gripped
you	gripped
he/she/it	gripped
we	gripped
you	gripped
they	gripped

Present Perfect
I	have	gripped
you	have	gripped
he/she/it	has	gripped
we	have	gripped
you	have	gripped
they	have	gripped

Past Perfect
I	had	gripped
you	had	gripped
he/she/it	had	gripped
we	had	gripped
you	had	gripped
they	had	gripped

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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

to get a grip on oneself: controlarse

to relinquish one's grip on sth: soltar algo

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Longitudinal research demonstrates that people's personality trajectories can often be explained by the social roles they espoused and relinquished throughout their life stages.

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When they leave the unit, they have to relinquish the "fourragre".

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In this most humbled position, he shares his pain and relinquishes his deepest feelings.

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It was a lead which he was not going to relinquish.

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Seeing extreme overcrowding and the fact that the pontoon was taking on water, he attempted to relinquish his space and lifejacket to wounded survivors nearby.

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