take hold

英 [teɪk həʊld]

美 [teɪk hoʊld]

抓住

英英释义

verb

• have or hold in one's hands or grip
  1. Hold this bowl for a moment, please
  2. A crazy idea took hold of him
  Synonym:hold
• assume control
  Synonym:take chargetake control

双语例句

• It's hard for him to take hold in the strange place.
  他要立足于这个陌生的地方是很艰难的。
• You've got to take hold of this situation.
  你得控制这个局面。
• We must take hold of the power of the state, or we will be crushed.
  我们必须掌握国家的权力，否则我们就会垮台。
• Take hold of your end of the stick, and we'll pull you up.
  抓住棍子的那一端，我们把你拉上来。
• How must I take hold of you in order not to hurt you?
  我应当怎样抱才不会弄痛您呢？
• Take hold of that end to help me move this table.
  请你抬桌子那头，帮我把它移开。
• Affectionate birthday greetings. Birthday means a new beginning and a new chance to take hold on life.
  在你生日之际，向你致以亲切的祝贺。生日意味着一个新的开端，意味着重新把握生活的机会。
• To take hold of or seize firmly with or as if with the hand.
  抓住用手或象是用手一样紧紧地抱住或抓住。
• You have to take hold of your life and make some crucial decisions.
  你要充实人生，做出重要决断。
• The third blind happened to take hold of the elephant's trunk.
  第三个瞎子刚好捉住了象的鼻子。