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Перевод: grip

[существительное]
схватывание; сжимание; зажатие; пожатие; хватка ; захват ; сжатие; ручка ; способность понять; способность схватить; цепкость ума; умение овладеть вниманием; умение овладеть положением; власть ; тиски ; рукоять ; рукоятка ; эфес ; зажим ; лапа ; саквояж ; небольшая канава; инфлюэнца ; контроль ;
[глагол]
схватить; сжать; сжимать; захватывать; охватывать; овладевать; обуревать; крепко держать; понимать; схватывать; овладевать вниманием; затирать; зажимать

Тезаурус:

1. For Fabulous engine/driveline, great grip, excellent ride Against Poor packaging, patchy finish, sanitised handling
2. Body roll is well contained, grip is strong (though not up to S levels) and there is a progressive feeling to the handling that the S lacks.
3. Their beers are now brewed by Whitbread and Allied, intensifying the grip of the nationals.
4. "I think you might be a bit too subtle for me, Mr B," I gasped, and at last he loosened his grip.
5. Yet inefficiency in the command structure had hampered his efforts to keep up the pressure on Rommel's supply lines, and in being ordered to return to base, he felt the grip of official interference.
6. Nina's grip tightened.
7. His breathing is laboured in that heavy way which so often heralds the end, and as you grip his hand to let him know that he is not alone, you try to love him as the Lord himself would do.
8. But they flatly refused to relinquish their grip on power.
9. The Skywalk sole adds to the general solidity of the boots and gives good grip even in wet conditions.
10. He had awoken early, the hurt; the grip of the stitches, what felt a boulderous bruising.
11. The steady growth of the grip of family members on so many walks of life had a stifling effect on initiative, which had hardly been encouraged before 1965.
12. Some of the older clubs were narrowly evangelical, but Russell wanted to see religion used "to comprehend all the impalpable influences which give a club a grip on its boys and tend to awaken their higher nature or further their spiritual development".
13. Speaking to BBC Radio Mr Lawson said: "If they keep a firm grip on their costs and can maintain and indeed increase their share of world markets - both the British and overseas markets - there will certainly be no recession at all."