grab

• 名词，表示突然抓住或试图抓住某物的动作，或快速夺取、抓取的行为。

A noun referring to a sudden attempt to seize or take hold of something, or an act of taking something quickly.

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1. Sudden attempt to seizeB1informal

   A quick or sudden attempt to take hold of something.

   抓取

   • He made a grab for the falling glass.
   • The thief made a grab at her purse.
   • She made a quick grab for the last cookie.

   同义词catchclutchgrasplungeseizuresnatch

   反义词releaserelinquish

2. Something obtained or acquiredB2informal

   Something that is obtained, often quickly or easily.

   获得物

   • That job was a real grab for him.
   • The deal was a grab for the company.
   • It was a lucky grab at the auction.

   同义词acquisitionbargaincatchfindhaulscoresteal

• 动词，表示快速或突然地拿取、抓住或夺取某物，通常用手。

A verb used to indicate the act of taking or seizing something quickly or suddenly, often with the hand.

1. Take quicklyA2informal

   To take or seize something suddenly or roughly.

   抓住

   • He grabbed his coat and ran out the door.
   • She grabbed the last cookie from the plate.
   • The child grabbed the toy from the shelf.

   同义词catchclutchgraspgrippluckseizesnatchtake

   反义词droplet goreleaserelinquishyield

2. Get or obtainA2informal

   To quickly get something, especially food or drink.

   拿

   • Let's grab a coffee before the meeting.
   • I need to grab a bite to eat.
   • She grabbed a sandwich from the cafe.

   同义词baggetlandnabobtainprocurescoresecureseizesnagsnatchtake

3. Capture attentionB1informal

   To attract or hold someone's interest or attention.

   吸引注意

   • The movie's opening scene grabbed my attention immediately.
   • Her speech grabbed the audience from the start.
   • The headline grabbed my eye as I walked past.

   同义词absorbarrestcaptivatecapturecatchengageengrossenthrallfascinategripholdintriguerivet