TermGallery
English
English
Spanish
Catalan
Portuguese
Russian
EN
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Portuguese
agarrar
Catalan
agafar
Spanish
cazar
To take hold of, especially in the hands, so as to seize or restrain or stop the motion of.
catch
grab
catch up
Portuguese
agarrar
1
Harry saw Alice reach back and
take
hold
of
her husband's hand.
2
A distinct sense of alertness began to
take
hold
of
the settlement.
3
If something wants to
take
hold
of
my mind, I let it.
4
Izzy used her thumb and forefinger to
take
hold
of
the spoon.
5
These were not promising contracts for a company to
take
hold
of
.
6
Then suddenly an urgent thought seemed to
take
hold
of
his mind.
7
The idea of the thing began to
take
hold
of
William's imagination.
8
And then the vast distances, the great spaces
take
hold
of
you.
9
If you knew-Then an idea seemed to
take
hold
of
him.
10
We have to
take
hold
of
our reason by the right end.
11
As they grow, tendrils shoot out and
take
hold
of
the sticks.
12
They-theywant to
take
hold
of
life and make nothing of it.
13
Then
take
hold
of
this pickaxe, and see how you like it.
14
Artemis waited calmly for the drug to
take
hold
of
his system.
15
He came up and reached out to
take
hold
of
my arm.
16
She'd
take
hold
of
the cowhide, and he would have to quit.
Portuguese
agarrar
segurar
Catalan
agafar
arrabassar
prendre
Spanish
cazar