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  • 1 grip

    I
    [grip] n բռնում, բռնելը. have a strong grip ուժեղ բռնելաձև ունենալ. He had a firm grip on my arm Նա ուժեղ բռնել էր իմ ձեռքը. Don’t let go your grip Ձեռքիցդ բաց մի թողնիր. have a good grip on the subject փխբ. առարկան լավ իմա նալ/տիրապետել. in the grip of fever/of a hard winter տենդի ճիրաններում, տենդով բռնված. դաժան ձմռան ճիրաններում. close grip մահացու բռնում. with a grip of steel հա մառ, աննահանջ.իր նպատակին հե տա մուտ. come to grips իրարից բռնել, ըմբշա մարտ սկսել. (կոթ, բռնակ) My racquet needs a new grip Իմ ցանցաթին/ռակետը նոր բռնա կի/կոթի կարիք ունի
    II
    [grip] v բռնել, պահել, սեղմել. ըմբռնել, հաս կանալ. He gripped my hand Նա բռնվեց իմ ձեռ քից. Fear gripped them Սարսափը համակեց նրանց. (հափշտակել, հրապուրել) The violinist gripped the audience Ջութակահարի կատարումը հափշտակեց ունկնդիրներին. The brakes aren’t griping Արգելակները չեն պահում

    English-Armenian dictionary > grip

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  • a firm hand — if someone needs a firm hand, they need to be controlled in a strict way …   English dictionary

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