gripping 是 grip 的现在分词

grip

KK [grɪp] /ɡɹɪp/

名词

1
紧握、抓握
She loosened her grip on the rope and slid down.
她松开握住绳子的手，顺势滑了下去。
2
握力
Years of climbing gave him an incredibly strong grip.
多年的攀岩让他的握力强得惊人。
3
控制、支配
The company has tightened its grip on the local market.
这家公司加强了对当地市场的控制。
4
抓地力、摩擦力
These worn tires have almost no grip on wet roads.
这些磨损的轮胎在湿滑路面上几乎没有抓地力。
5
理解、掌握
He still has a weak grip on basic accounting.
他对基本会计的掌握还很薄弱。
6
握柄、把手
The racket came with a new rubber grip.
这支球拍附了一个新的橡胶握把。
7
剧务、灯光器材助理影视业
He worked as a grip on several low-budget films.
他在几部低成本电影里担任剧务。

1
紧握、抓住
She gripped the handrail as the bus braked suddenly.
公车突然煞车时，她紧紧抓住扶手。
2
笼罩、攫住常用被动
The whole town was gripped by fear that winter.
那年冬天，整个小镇都被恐惧笼罩。
3
吸引、扣人心弦
The novel gripped me from the very first page.
这本小说从第一页就深深吸引了我。
4
抓地、咬住
The new tires grip well even in heavy rain.
新轮胎即使在大雨中也能牢牢抓地。

1
冷静下来、振作起来口语
Get a grip and stop panicking over a small delay.
冷静一点，不要为了一点延误就慌成这样。
2
失控、力不从心口语
He felt he was losing his grip on the situation.
他觉得自己渐渐掌控不了局面。
3
陷入、受制于
The country is in the grip of a severe drought.
这个国家正深陷严重的旱灾。