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grab（抓住） The use of grab Use in spoken language 1.When, an, opportunity, comes, you, just, grab, it. When opportunity comes, you must catch it. 2.grab, a, beer, or, two; grab, something, to, drink. Have two drinks together. 3.grab dinner with me. Have dinner with me. 4.grab something to eat; grab a bite. Get something to eat. 5.grab, a, taxi=take, a, taxi The above information comes from Bingo who teaches you American English 1. VERB verb Grab, grab, If, you, grab, something, you, take, it, or, pick,, it, up, suddenly, and, roughly. I, managed, to, grab, her, hand... I caught her by the hand. I, grabbed, him, by, the, neck. I grabbed him by the neck. 2. VERB verb (trying to) grab, grab, If, you, grab, at, something, you, try, to, grab, it. He, was, clumsily, trying, to, grab, at, Alfreds, arms. He was clumsily trying to grab at Alfreds arms. Grab, is, also, a, noun. I, made, a, grab, for, the, knife... I tried to grab the knife. Mr, Penrose, made, a, grab, at, his, collar. Mr. Penrose tried to grabbed him by the collar. 3. VERB verb Cause... If you, someone, who, is, walking, past, you, succeed, in, getting, their, attention., grab [syntax information]: V n [STYLE tags]: INFORMAL informal Grab, that, waiter, Mary, Ann. Grab that waiter, Mary Ann. 4. VERB verb Attract (someones attention), If, you, grab, someones, attention, you, do, something, in, order, to, make, them, notice, you., [syntax information]: V, n I, jumped, on, the, wall, to, grab, the, attention,, of, the, crowd. I jumped on the wall to grab the attention of the crowd. 5. VERB verb (a) take, take; to (eat, sleep) If you grab something such as food, drink, or sleep, you manage to get some quickly. [V n]: grammatical information [STYLE]: INFORMAL informal label Grab a beer. Grab a beer. 6. VERB verb Seize (opportunity, etc.) If, you, grab, such, as, a, chance, or, opportunity, or, grab, at, it, you, take, advantage, of, it, eagerly., [syntax information]: V, n [syntax information]: V, at, N, something S