| 释义 |
grip /grɪp/► SEE ALLget/take a grip/hold on yourselfin the grip of sthlose your grip (on sth)
●get/take a ˈgrip/ˈhold on yourself (informal) make an effort to control your feelings, especially in a difficult situation （尤指面临困境时）努力控制自己的情绪，使自己镇定下来◆I know you’re nervous, but you must get a grip on yourself. You’re due to go on stage in five minutes.
我知道你很紧张，但必须得镇定下来，再过五分钟就该上场了。◆Look, Ben, get a grip, will you? If we panic now, we’ll be finished.
听着，本，镇定点。现在要是惊慌失措，那我们就完了。●in the ˈgrip of sthexperiencing sth unpleasant that cannot be stopped 在…支配下；受制于…◆The whole country is in the grip of a serious recession.
整个国家正处于严重的衰退中。●lose your ˈgrip (on sth) (informal) be unable to control or do sth as well as you did before 失去（对某事物的）控制◆She’s definitely made some bad decisions recently. I think she’s losing her grip.
她最近真是作了很多糟糕的决定，我认为她正在失去理智。 |