抓住 | zhuā zhù | to grab; to capture | |
抓紧 | zhuā jǐn | to grasp firmly; to pay special attention to; to rush in; to make the most of | |
抓获 | zhuā huò | to arrest | |
抓捕 | zhuā bǔ | to seize; to capture | |
抓举 | zhuā jǔ | snatch (weightlifting technique) |
1 | I had no grab one at the store before they sold out. | |
2 | Let's catch some! | |
3 | Unlike some neighbors, Logan said, she never had thoughts of catching one of the turkeys in her yard and turning it into dinner. | |
4 | An English gentleman caught a young one and put him at first in a cage. After a while he let him out in a room where there was a great variety of things. | |
5 | When your friends grab you and point you in the other direction because they are actually over there, that is when you remember you're blind. |