grab — to take hold of something suddenly and roughly
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to take hold of something suddenly and roughly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡræb/
Korean meaning: 급하게 붙잡다, 움켜잡다
Korean pronunciation: **그**랩
Example Sentences
- The hungry student grabbed the last slice of pizza before anyone could blink.
- I need to grab some groceries on my way home.
- The cat tried to grab the laser pointer dot but ended up grabbing thin air.
grab
VERB//ɡræb//
to take hold of something suddenly and roughly
He quickly grabs the falling glass before it hits the floor.
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Grab the chance before it slips — one bold move flips the script.
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Origin
16세기 독일어와 네덜란드어에서 유래된 단어로, '빠르게 잡다'라는 의미의 게르만족 언어에서 발전했습니다.
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“The hungry student grabbed the last slice of pizza before anyone could blink.”
“I need to grab some groceries on my way home.”
“The cat tried to grab the laser pointer dot but ended up grabbing thin air.”
“Grab your passport before we leave for the airport.”
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