grip
grip 1
?grip on: Get a firm grip on the rope.
2 [singular] the control you have over a person, a situation, or your emotions:
?get a grip on yourself (= try to control your emotions)
3 come/get to grips with sth to start dealing with a situation effectively:
?Have you got to grips with your new job yet?
4 [U] the ability of something to stay on a surface without sliding:
?I want some tennis shoes with a good grip.
grip2
verb [T] -pped, -pping
1 to hold something very tightly:
?I gripped his hand in fear.
2 to have a strong effect:
?Unusually cold weather has gripped the northwest.
3 to keep your attention completely:
?The nation was gripped by the trial of OJ Simpson.
4 [T] if something grips a surface, it stays on without sliding
- noun
?grip on: Get a firm grip on the rope.
2 [singular] the control you have over a person, a situation, or your emotions:
?get a grip on yourself (= try to control your emotions)
3 come/get to grips with sth to start dealing with a situation effectively:
?Have you got to grips with your new job yet?
4 [U] the ability of something to stay on a surface without sliding:
?I want some tennis shoes with a good grip.
grip2
verb [T] -pped, -pping
1 to hold something very tightly:
?I gripped his hand in fear.
2 to have a strong effect:
?Unusually cold weather has gripped the northwest.
3 to keep your attention completely:
?The nation was gripped by the trial of OJ Simpson.
4 [T] if something grips a surface, it stays on without sliding
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