| 正面 | 1483.grab 英 [græb]美 [ɡræb]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： tour.........途哦..............旅 途vt. 攫取；霸占；将…深深吸引vi. 攫取；夺取n. 攫取；霸占；夺取之物 例句： 1. He made a grab for her but she sidestepped him.他想要抓住她，但她侧步闪开了。 grab 抓住来自PIE*ghrebh, 抓住，够到，词源同grasp.来自PIE*ger的扩大形式，围，集中，词源同cram, aggregate. grabgrab: [16] Grab is a Germanic word. It was probably borrowed from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German grabben. These were descendants of a prehistoric Germanic *grab-, which could well have been related to the *graip-, *grip- which produced grip, gripe, and grope.=> grip, gripe, gropegrab (v.)"seize forcibly or roughly," 1580s, from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German grabben "to grab," from Proto-Germanic *grab-, *grap- (cognates: Old English græppian "to seize," Old Saxon garva, Old High German garba "sheaf," literally "that which is gathered up together"), from PIE *ghrebh- (1) "to seize, reach" (cognates: Sanskrit grbhnati "seizes," Old Persian grab- "seize" as possession or prisoner, Old Church Slavonic grabiti "to seize, rob," Lithuanian grebiu "to rake"). Sense of "to get by unscrupulous methods" was reinforced by grab game, a kind of swindle, attested from 1846. Related: Grabbed; grabbing.grab (n.)1777, "thing grabbed;" 1824, "act of grabbing, a sudden grasp or seizing" from grab (v.). Up for grabs attested from 1945 in jive talk." |