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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
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
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
mordaza múltiple
alligator grips Pl
no es un problema de fácil abordaje
it's a problem which is not easy to come to grips with
no es un problema de fácil abordaje
it's a problem which is not easy to get to grips with Brit
agarre (de un neumático)
grip
adherencia
grip
el hambre/un intenso frío azotaba la zona
the region was in the grips of famine/a severe cold spell
atenazar
to grip liter
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
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
Spanisch
Englisch
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
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
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
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
atenazar (miedo)
to grip
empuñar (asir)
to grip
estribo
grip
agarrar
to grip the road
Present
Igrip
yougrip
he/she/itgrips
wegrip
yougrip
theygrip
Past
Igripped
yougripped
he/she/itgripped
wegripped
yougripped
theygripped
Present Perfect
Ihavegripped
youhavegripped
he/she/ithasgripped
wehavegripped
youhavegripped
theyhavegripped
Past Perfect
Ihadgripped
youhadgripped
he/she/ithadgripped
wehadgripped
youhadgripped
theyhadgripped
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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 to grips with sth
enfrentarse a algo
to get a grip on oneself
controlarse
to relinquish one's grip on sth
soltar algo
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Unless the owner relinquishes this right, this established priority stands regardless of empirical phenomena.
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Eventually he had to relinquish the theatre, losing a considerable sum in the process.
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When they leave the unit, they have to relinquish the "fourragre".
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However, the heroine's inability to relinquish her romantic fantasies also reveals women's collusion in their oppression through false and damaging sentimentalism.
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A multivariate analysis conducted in the same study shows odds of being relinquished to a shelter were 89% higher for declawed cats.
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