vt.

1. 攫取，抓取
   The thief grabbed the purse and ran away with it.

   這賊猛地一把抓住錢包逃跑了。

2. 奪取，霸佔
3. 趕；匆忙地做
   Dad grabbed some breakfast and went off to work.

   爸爸匆匆吃了點早飯就去上班了。

4. 【俚】將……吸引住；影響

vi.

1. 抓（住），奪（得）[（+at）]
   She grabbed at the money.

   她一把抓住錢。

n.[C]

1. 抓住，攫取，霸佔[（+at/for）]
   He made a savage grab for the knife.

   他惡狠狠地去抓刀子。

2. 抓得之物，奪取之物

v.

1. seize suddenly and roughly.
   ▸informal obtain opportunistically or quickly.
2. [usu. with neg. or in questions] informal impress:
   how does that grab you?

n.

1. a quick sudden clutch or attempt to seize.
   ▸ [as modifier] denoting a bar or strap to hold on to for support or in a moving vehicle.
2. a mechanical device for picking up and moving loads.
3. a frame of video or television footage that is digitized and stored as a still image in a computer memory.