verb

grab

/ɡræb/

grab

VERB

Definition of grab

1

If you grab something, you quickly reach out and take it in your hand.

Example: A strong hand grabbed her arm and pulled her backward.

1

If something grabs the headlines, it suddenly becomes a major news story.

Example: Scientists at the school grabbed headlines last week with their discovery of a new kind of fat.

2

If you make a grab for something, you try to get it.

Example: I made a grab for his hand and the knife flew out the door.

grab

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Examples of grab

1

A strong hand grabbed her arm and pulled her backward.

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2

I stood up quickly and grabbed my purse from the back of the chair.

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3

Scientists at the school grabbed headlines last week with their discovery of a new kind of fat.

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4

I made a grab for his hand and the knife flew out the door.

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5

With the weak government, observers believe that the military might make a grab for power.

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