grab 成语
grab a bite
get something to eat.
grab a bite to eat
eat a lunch or meal, have a bite We were so busy we didn't have time to grab a bite to eat.
grab a chair
sit down, have a seat, take a load off your feet "After I introduced everybody, I said, ""Grab a chair and sit down."""
how does that grab you
how do you feel about that? A holiday in Greece - how does that grab you?
up for grabs
available, can be bought The estate will be sold by auction. Even the antiques are up for grabs.
grab at
(attempt to)seize(试图)抓到
Those who can grab at the opportunity will succeed.能够抓住这个机会的人就会成功。
He grabbed at the chance the moment it was offered him.那个机会一到手,他便抓住不放。
grab off
take quickly迅速取得;抢先取得;捷足先登
Hurry up to grab off good seats.快点,去找好位子。
The women hurried to the store to grab off the things on sale.女士们急忙涌向商店抢购减价商品。
The prettiest girls at the dance were grabbed off for partners first.舞会中最漂亮的小姐是男士们抢先邀请的对象。
Grab the bulls by its horns
If you grab (take) the bull by its horns, you deal head-on and directly with a problem.
grab bag|bag|grab
n. 1. A bag from which surprise packages are chosen; a bag in which there are many unknown things.
The woman paid a quarter for a chance at the grab bag. The children brought packages to be sold from the grab bag at the school carnival. 2. A group of many different things from which to choose; a variety.
The TV program was a grab bag for young and old alike.
grab off|grab
v.,
informal To take quickly; take or grab before anybody else can; choose for yourself.
The people who got to the show first grabbed off the best seats. The women hurried to the store to grab off the things on sale. The prettiest girls at the dance were grabbed off for partners first. Compare: SNAP UP.
up for grabs|grabs|up
adj. phr.,
informal Available for anyone to try to get; ready to be competed for; there for the taking.
When the captain of the football team moved out of town, his place was up for grabs.
grab
grab In addition to the idiom beginning with
grab, also see
how does that grab you;
up for grabs.
grab bag
grab bag A miscellaneous collection, as in
The meeting amounted to a grab bag of petty complaints. This term alludes to a container offered at a party or fair, where one dips in for a party favor or prize without knowing what one will get. [Mid-1800s]