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Significados de have a grip en inglés

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Uso de have a grip en inglés
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But it's really important to have a grip on real prices.
News.com.au
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You certainly seem to have a grip of the sea.
The Works of Rudyard Kipling: One Volume Edition
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I'd like to have a grip like that myself.
Life and Gabriella: The Story of a Woman's Courage
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I don't seem to have a grip on myself.
The Short Line War
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I still didn't have a grip on things.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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I am small, but I have a grip.
A Romany of the Snows, vol. 4 / Being a Continuation of the Pers...
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Most worrying is that the manager, Alan Curbishley, does not seem to have a grip on things.
The Irish Times
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He stomped on the knife hand; once, twice, again did the man have a grip of iron?
Mister Slaughter
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Again, the Tories don't seem to have a grip on the reality for the hard-working honest British people.
The Guardian
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You are confident that you have a grip on it; all anxiety about making sense of the action disappears.
The Guardian
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The malicious claimed he had succeeded only by paternal favors, and he did not have a grip to lose.
The witch queen
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Arsenal, as has so often been the case in the latter part of Wenger's reign, have a grip on fourth.
The Guardian
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The stock version of the RX100 doesn't have a grip, but it's small enough to hold comfortably with one hand without it.
Wired
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But his mind, poised thus in this strange circle of slumber, came by imperceptible degrees to have a grip upon the past.
Flames
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Knuckle-crackers appeared to have a grip that wasn't as strong, and 84% of them had signs of swelling in their hands.
BBC
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Very few people have a grip like Gabriel-theprints of his monstrous fingers, two inches deep, are to be seen in that rock to-day.
The Innocents Abroad
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