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Meanings of good grasp in English

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Usage of good grasp in English
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I think I have a pretty good grasp of the basic principles.
Jem
2
You are just touching success here; do give it a good grasp.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 69, July, 1863 / A Magazine...
3
He said Bridges needs to get a good grasp of the local situation.
Radio NZ
4
After a dozen years, Arlow has a good grasp of what Roux wants.
The new yorker
5
She is nearly eight and has a ver good grasp of the financial situation.
The new yorker
6
Megan Rhodes of course had a pretty good grasp of these facts as well.
The athena project: a thriller
7
The two antagonists stood face to face, feeling their way to a good grasp.
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 01
8
But I've always had a good grasp of time.
Something from the nightside
9
You felt you could get a good grasp of the topic after watching each lesson.
The Irish Times
10
Delaney's got a good grasp on the hacker mentality.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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After centuries of misperception and squeamishness, we finally have a good grasp of rat ecology.
The Guardian
12
No experience of translation is necessary, but a good grasp of your chosen language is essential.
The Guardian
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No one's ever been able to get a really good grasp on exactly how it works.
White night
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But assessing how long that could last relies on a good grasp of the outbreak's escalation.
Reuters
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I never got a good grasp on irony.
Stars rain down
16
An officer ought to have a good grasp of the following subjects relative to guard duty:
Military Instructors Manual
This collocation consists of:
Good grasp through the time
Good grasp across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common