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grip

Prononciation : [ɡrɪp]

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Comment utiliser grip dans une phrase : 4 sens et 12 exemples audio.

Contexte : « physical hold »

(noun) a grip is when you hold something tightly with your hand. Imagine holding a toy or a pencil really well so it doesn’t fall.

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She had a strong grip on the handlebars while riding her bike.

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His grip on the box was weak, and it slipped out of his hands.

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How strong is your grip when you hold a tennis racket?

Contexte : « physical hold »

(verb) to grip means to hold something firmly. Like when you grab something with your hand and squeeze it so it doesn't drop.

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He gripped the steering wheel tightly as he drove.

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She didn't grip the rope well, and it fell from her hands.

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Can you grip the ball before throwing it?

Contexte : « control or influence »

(noun) a grip can also mean having control or influence over a situation or person. It’s like when someone has a lot of power over what happens next.

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The manager has a good grip on the team's performance.

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The company lost its grip on the market because of new competitors.

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Does the team have a grip on the situation during the meeting?

Contexte : « control or influence »

(verb) to grip can also mean to strongly influence or affect someone, like when a movie makes you feel really excited or scared.

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The story gripped the audience from start to finish.

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The film didn't grip me; I found it boring.

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Did the book grip you from the beginning?

Comment prononcer grip

Prononciation : [ɡrɪp]

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