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grasping

/ˈɡræs.pɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈɡræs.pɪŋ/C1formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который чрезмерно жаден, особенно к деньгам или материальным ценностям.

Describes a person who is excessively greedy, especially for money or material possessions.

  1. Greedy or AvariciousC1formal

    Excessively eager to acquire money, possessions, or power; unwilling to share.

    ruЖадный или корыстолюбивый

    • The grasping landlord raised the rent every year.
    • His grasping nature made him unpopular among his colleagues.
    • She was known for her grasping attitude toward inheritance.

    Synonymsacquisitiveavariciouscovetousgreedymaterialisticmercenaryrapacious

    Antonymsaltruisticbenevolentbigheartedbountifulcharitablegenerousgivingliberalmagnanimousmunificentopenhandedphilanthropicselflesssharingunselfish

Forms
  • more grasping comparative form
  • most grasping superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈɡrɑːs.pɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по крепкому захвату чего-либо руками или щупальцами, или действие по пониманию чего-либо с трудом.

A noun referring to the act of gripping something firmly with the hands or tentacles, or the act of understanding something with difficulty.

  1. Understanding with difficultyB2formal

    The act of trying to comprehend something that is hard to grasp mentally.

    ruПонимание с трудом

    • His grasping of the complex theory was slow but steady.
    • She struggled with the grasping of advanced calculus concepts.
    • The student's grasping of the material improved after extra tutoring.

    Synonymsgrapplinggropingstrugglewrestling

  2. Gripping firmlyB1formal

    The act of holding something tightly with the hands or similar appendages.

    ruКрепкое удержание

    • The monkey's grasping of the branch was surprisingly strong.
    • His firm grasping of the rope saved him from falling.
    • The octopus's tentacles are adapted for grasping prey.

    Synonymsclaspclutchgraspgripgrippingholdholdingseizing

    Antonymslooseningreleasing

Forms
  • graspings plural form
  • graspings' possessive plural form
  • grasping's possessive singular form
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verb

grasp/ɡrɑːsp/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по захвату и крепкому удержанию, или полного понимания чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of seizing and holding firmly, or understanding something completely.

  1. Hold firmlyA2formal

    To take and hold something tightly with the hand.

    ruСхватить

    • She grasped the rope tightly to avoid falling.
    • He grasped her hand and pulled her to safety.
    • The child grasped the toy and refused to let go.

    Synonymsclaspclenchclutchgriphold

    Antonymsdroploosenrelease

  2. B1formal

    To comprehend or understand something fully.

    ruПонять

    • I couldn't grasp the main idea of the lecture.
    • She quickly grasped the concept of quantum physics.
    • He failed to grasp the importance of the deadline.

    Synonymsabsorbapprehendassimilatecomprehenddiscernfathomfollowperceiveseeunderstand

    Antonymsmisunderstand

  3. Seize an opportunityB2formal

    To take advantage of an opportunity eagerly.

    ruУхватиться

    • He grasped the chance to study abroad.
    • She grasped the opportunity to start her own business.
    • They grasped the moment to make a crucial decision.

    Synonymsgrabseizesnap upsnatch

    Antonymsforgomissrelinquish

Forms
  • grasped past participle
  • grasped past simple
  • grasping present participle
  • grasps third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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