GRIP - Αγγλικά-Ισπανικά μετάφραση

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αγγλικά

ισπανικά

I. grip [αμερικ ɡrɪp, βρετ ɡrɪp] ΟΥΣ

1.1. grip (hold):

he has a tight grip

agarra con fuerza

she held his arm in a strong grip

lo tenía agarrado or asido fuertemente del brazo

he changed his grip ΑΘΛ

cambió la forma en que tomaba la raqueta (or el bate etc.)

he changed his grip ΑΘΛ

cambió la forma en que cogía la raqueta (or el bate etc.) esp Ισπ

grip on sth keep a good grip on the bar

agárrate bien de la barra

he kept a firm grip on expenses

llevaba un rígido control de los gastos

she managed to get a grip on the match in the third set

consiguió dominar el partido en el tercer set

he never got a grip on the job

no pudo con el trabajo

get a grip on yourself!

¡contrólate!

he lost his grip on the rope

se le escapó la cuerda

he has lost his grip on reality

ha perdido contacto con la realidad

she's losing her grip on the situation

está perdiendo el control de la situación

he tightened his grip on my neck

me apretó más el cuello

the company has tightened its grip on the market

la empresa se ha afianzado en su dominio del mercado

the region is in the grip of an epidemic

una epidemia asola la región

the country was in the grip of a general strike

una huelga general paralizaba al país

the blackmailer had me in his grip

el chantajista me tenía en sus garras

to come/get to grips with sth he soon got to grips with the new system

enseguida aprendió el nuevo sistema

I never managed to get to grips with the subject

nunca llegué a entender del todo el tema

she still hasn't come to grips with the situation

todavía no ha aceptado or asumido la situación

1.2. grip (of tires):

grip

adherencia θηλ

grip

agarre αρσ

2. grip (on handle):

grip

empuñadura θηλ

3. grip βρετ:

hair grip

horquilla θηλ

hair grip

pasador αρσ Μεξ

hair grip

pinche αρσ Χιλ

4. grip (bag):

grip παρωχ

bolsa θηλ de viaje

II. grip <μετ ενεστ gripping; παρελθ, μετ παρακειμ gripped> [αμερικ ɡrɪp, βρετ ɡrɪp] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. grip (take hold of):

grip rope/rail/arm

agarrar

he gripped her arm tightly

la agarró fuertemente del brazo

2. grip (have hold of):

grip rope/rail/arm

tener agarrado

grip rope/rail/arm

sujetar

3. grip (adhere to):

these tires grip the road well

estos neumáticos tienen buena adherencia or buen agarre

4. grip (overwhelm):

he was gripped by panic

el pánico se apoderó de él

he was gripped by panic

fue presa del pánico

5. grip (interest):

the play failed to grip the audience

la obra no captó el interés del público

III. grip <μετ ενεστ gripping; παρελθ, μετ παρακειμ gripped> [αμερικ ɡrɪp, βρετ ɡrɪp] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

grip

adherirse

twist-grip [αμερικ ˈtwɪstˌɡrɪp, βρετ ˈtwɪstˌɡrɪp] ΟΥΣ

twist-grip

empuñadura θηλ giratoria

he held her arm in a viselike grip

la tenía agarrada fuertemente del brazo

he held her arm in a viselike grip

sus dedos le asían el brazo como tenazas

she relinquished her grip on my arm

me soltó el brazo

he is relinquishing his grip on reality

está perdiendo contacto con la realidad

his grip on her relaxed slightly

dejó de sujetarla con tanta fuerza

she relaxed her grip

sujetó con menos fuerza

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

agarre (de un neumático)

grip

adherencia

grip

atenazar

to grip λογοτεχνικό

sin asideros en la realidad

with no grip on reality

aferrar

to grip

στο λεξικό PONS

αγγλικά

ισπανικά

I. grip [grɪp] -pp- ΟΥΣ

1. grip (hold):

grip

agarre αρσ

grip μτφ

control αρσ

to keep a firm grip on the bag

agarrar fuertemente la bolsa

to be in the grip of sth

estar en poder de algo

the economy is in the grip of a crisis

la economía está atravesando una crisis

2. grip (way of holding):

grip

asidero αρσ

3. grip (bag):

grip

maletín αρσ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to get to grips with sth

enfrentarse a algo

to get a grip on oneself

controlarse

II. grip [grɪp] -pp- ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. grip (hold firmly):

grip

agarrar

2. grip (overwhelm):

to be gripped by emotion

estar embargado por la emoción

he was gripped by fear

el miedo le invadió

3. grip (interest deeply):

grip

absorber la atención de

III. grip [grɪp] -pp- ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

grip

agarrarse

to relinquish one's grip on sth

soltar algo

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

atenazar

to grip

empuñadura (de un bastón)

grip

adherencia ΑΥΤΟΚ

road grip αμερικ

estribo

grip

empuñar (asir)

to grip

agarrar

to grip the road

στο λεξικό PONS

αγγλικά

ισπανικά

I. grip [grɪp] ΟΥΣ

1. grip (hold):

grip

agarre αρσ

grip μτφ

control αρσ

to keep a firm grip on sth

agarrar algo fuertemente

to be in the grip(s) of sth

estar en poder de algo

the economy is in the grip(s) of a crisis

la economía está atravesando una crisis

2. grip (way of holding):

grip

asidero αρσ

3. grip (bag):

grip

maletín αρσ

ιδιωτισμοί:

to get to grips with sth

enfrentarse a algo

to get a grip on oneself

controlarse

II. grip <-pp-> [grɪp] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. grip (hold firmly):

grip

agarrar

2. grip (overwhelm):

to be gripped by emotion

estar embargado por la emoción

he was gripped by fear

el miedo lo invadió

3. grip (interest deeply):

grip

absorber la atención de

III. grip [grɪp] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

grip

agarrarse

to relinquish one's grip on sth

soltar algo

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

atenazar (miedo)

to grip

empuñar (asir)

to grip

estribo

grip

agarrar

to grip the road

Present

I	grip
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he/she/it	grips
we	grip
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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	gripped
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Past Perfect

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