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grasp
The word evokes a sense of suddenness or intensity, whether physical or mental. When used physically, it suggests a reflexive, tight action intended to secure an object, distinguishing it from the gentler act of holding. It implies a desire for control or safety in the moment of contact.
Countable when referring to a physical grip (a firm grasp). Uncountable when referring to the general capacity for understanding (a deep grasp of history).
Ý nghĩa
To seize and hold something firmly with the hand.
"He grasped the railing to keep from falling."
To understand a difficult concept or piece of information.
"She struggled to grasp the complexity of the quantum physics lecture."
A level of understanding or mastery of a subject.
"His grasp of the French language is impressive."