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grasp

/ɡræsp/

verb

Elle sıkıca tutmak

To seize and hold firmly with the hand.

  • She grasped the rope tightly as she climbed.
  • He grasped my hand and pulled me up.
  • Infants typically develop the ability to grasp objects using their thumb and fingers by six months of age.
  • The robot's mechanical arm was designed to grasp delicate instruments without damaging them during surgical procedures.
  • Climbers must grasp the safety harness securely before attempting to scale vertical rock faces.
  • Physical therapists teach stroke patients exercises to help them regain the strength needed to grasp everyday items.
verb

Bir şeyi anlamak veya kavramak

To understand or comprehend something, especially something difficult or complex.

  • It took me a while to grasp the concept.
  • Do you grasp what I'm trying to say?
noun

Sıkı bir tutuş veya kavrayış

A firm hold or grip with the hand.

  • The bottle slipped from his grasp.
  • She has a firm grasp on the steering wheel.
noun

Anlayış veya kavrayış

Understanding or comprehension of something.

  • She has a good grasp of mathematics.
  • The concept is beyond my grasp.