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Meanings of grip in English
Way of holding of barbell or dumbbell in powerlifting, or bar in gymnastics.
Usage of grip in English
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But COVID-19's greatest grip is on the smaller nations of Eastern Europe.
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The new team will need time to consolidate its grip on power.
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He called on central government to take a grip of the situation.
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Ace High said nothing; simply tightened his grip on Heck's thrashing arm.
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Hand grip strength Dynamometer was used to measure the hand grip strength.
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Doing so, however didn't make much difference in terms of grip variety.
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His arm was taken in a strong grip and Cranly's voice said:
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Once they'd made certain of their grip on the city, of course.
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The project also comes as Beijing tightens its grip on food safety.
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I decided it was time to reassert my grip on the situation.
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As president he will consolidate the grip of security forces on society.
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A half-up, half-down style using a grip is also a good idea.
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The change is unbelievable; better grip, better comfort, easier transition between poses.
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But he was in the grip of the passion of the game.
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Working as a television presenter can seriously loosen your grip on reality.
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But as for positive discrimination, Ms Brennan needs to get a grip.
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Translations for grip
Catalan
Grip through the time
Grip across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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