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take hold of

/teɪk həʊld əv/

Tradução: Agararrar, pegar ou assumir o controle de algo fisicamente, ou começar a exercer forte influência ou efeito sobre alguém ou algo. Pode também indicar que algo começa a se firmar ou se enraizar.

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/teɪk həʊld əv/B2informal
  • ptAgararrar, pegar ou assumir o controle de algo fisicamente, ou começar a exercer forte influência ou efeito sobre alguém ou algo. Pode também indicar que algo começa a se firmar ou se enraizar.

To grasp, seize, or take control of something physically, or to begin affecting or influencing someone or something strongly.

  1. Grasp physicallyB1formal

    To grab or seize something with the hands.

    ptAgarrar

    • He took hold of the rope and pulled it.
    • She took hold of the child's hand to cross the street.
    • Take hold of the handle and lift the box.
  2. Gain control or influenceB2formal

    To begin to have a strong effect or influence over someone or something.

    ptDominar

    • Fear took hold of him as he entered the dark room.
    • A new idea took hold of the team's imagination.
    • The economic crisis took hold of the entire region.