grabbed

[US]/[ɡræbd]/
[UK]/[ɡræbd]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.To seize or catch (something) suddenly or forcibly.; To take hold of (someone or something).; To obtain or secure something, especially by force or without permission.; To attract or capture the attention of (someone).
n.The act of grabbing something.

Phrases & Collocations

grabbed my arm

grabbed the ball

grabbing attention

grabbed a taxi

grabbed her hand

grabbed the opportunity

grabbing lunch

grabbed a seat

grabbed his phone

grabbed the package

Example Sentences

he grabbed the opportunity to travel abroad.

she grabbed his arm to stop him from leaving.

the child grabbed a handful of candy.

i grabbed a quick coffee before work.

he grabbed the ball as it bounced towards him.

she grabbed my attention with her captivating story.

he grabbed a taxi to the airport.

the thief grabbed the purse and ran.

she grabbed a tissue to wipe her eyes.

he grabbed the headlines with his controversial statement.

i grabbed my coat and headed out the door.

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