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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

grab bar N

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. grab <pres part grabbing; pt, pp grabbed> [Am ɡræb, Brit ɡrab] VB trans

1. grab (seize):

grab rope/hand
grab chance/opportunity

2. grab (appropriate):

grab land
grab land
grab money

3. grab (eat, take hurriedly) inf:

agárrate un asiento LatAm inf

4. grab (appeal to) inf:

grab idea:

II. grab <pres part grabbing; pt, pp grabbed> [Am ɡræb, Brit ɡrab] VB intr

III. grab [Am ɡræb, Brit ɡrab] N

1. grab (snatch):

2. grab Am sl (robbery):

3. grab MECH:

4. grab (still image):

grab COMPUT, TV

I. bar1 [Am bɑr, Brit bɑː] N

1.1. bar:

1.2. bar (of electric fire):

bar Brit

2.1. bar SPORTS:

2.2. bar (in ballet):

3. bar (block):

chocolatín m RioPl
barra f de jabón CSur

4.1. bar:

bar m
bar m

4.2. bar (stall):

heel bar Brit
key bar Brit

5.1. bar LAW:

el conjunto de barristers barrister
obtener el título de barrister
attr Bar exam Am

5.2. bar LAW (in court):

6.1. bar MUS (measure):

6.2. bar MUS:

7. bar (impediment):

bar to sth
bar to sth

8. bar (in bay, river):

9.1. bar (band of light, color):

9.2. bar MIL:

bar (to medal) Brit

9.3. bar (in heraldry):

II. bar1 <pres part barring; pt, pp barred> [Am bɑr, Brit bɑː] VB trans

1. bar (secure):

bar door/window
bar door/window

2. bar (block):

bar path/entrance

3. bar (prohibit):

bar smoking/jeans

4. bar (stripe):

bar usu pass

III. bar1 [Am bɑr, Brit bɑː] PREP

excl

barrister [Am ˈbɛrəstər, Brit ˈbarɪstə] N Brit

bar2 [Am bɑr, Brit bɑː] N (unit of pressure)

bar m

u rečniku PONS

I. grab [græb] -bb- -bb- N

II. grab [græb] -bb- -bb- VB trans

1. grab (snatch):

to grab sth (away) from sb
to grab sth out of sb's hands

2. grab (take hold of):

3. grab (arrest):

4. grab inf (get, acquire):

III. grab [græb] -bb- -bb- VB intr

1. grab (snatch):

2. grab (hold on):

Bar [bɑ:ʳ, Am bɑ:r] N

the Bar group of lawyers
the Bar profession
the Bar profession
la Barra Mex

I. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, Am bɑ:r] -rr- N

1. bar:

bar of metal, wood
bar of a cage, prison
bar of chocolate
bar of gold
bar of soap

2. bar (band of colour):

3. bar MUS:

4. bar MIL:

5. bar (sandbank):

6. bar (restriction):

7. bar:

bar m
bar (counter) in bar
bar in store

8. bar COMPUT:

II. bar1 [bɑ:ʳ, Am bɑ:r] -rr- VB trans

1. bar (fasten):

bar door, window

2. bar (obstruct):

to bar sb's way/path

3. bar (prohibit):

to bar sb from doing sth

4. bar (exclude):

bar2 [bɑ:ʳ, Am bɑ:r] PREP Brit

excl
u rečniku PONS

I. grab <-bb-> [græb] VB trans

1. grab (snatch):

to grab sth (away) from sb
to grab sth out of sb's hands

2. grab (take hold of):

3. grab (arrest):

4. grab inf (get, acquire):

II. grab <-bb-> [græb] VB intr

1. grab (snatch):

2. grab (hold on):

III. grab [græb] N

Bar [bar] N

the Bar group of lawyers
the Bar profession
the Bar profession
la Barra Mex

I. bar1 [bar] N

1. bar:

bar of metal, wood
bar of a cage, prison
bar of chocolate
bar of gold
bar of soap

2. bar (band of color):

3. bar MUS:

4. bar MIL:

5. bar (sandbank):

6. bar (restriction):

7. bar:

bar m

8. bar comput:

II. bar1 <-rr-> [bar] VB trans

1. bar (fasten):

bar door, window

2. bar (obstruct):

to bar sb's way/path

3. bar (prohibit):

to bar sb from doing sth

4. bar (exclude):

bar2 [bar] PREP

excl
Present
Igrab
yougrab
he/she/itgrabs
wegrab
yougrab
theygrab
Past
Igrabbed
yougrabbed
he/she/itgrabbed
wegrabbed
yougrabbed
theygrabbed
Present Perfect
Ihavegrabbed
youhavegrabbed
he/she/ithasgrabbed
wehavegrabbed
youhavegrabbed
theyhavegrabbed
Past Perfect
Ihadgrabbed
youhadgrabbed
he/she/ithadgrabbed
wehadgrabbed
youhadgrabbed
theyhadgrabbed

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However, the man they grab claims to be the suspect's twin brother.
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Tom grabs a scraper and hits the mouse off the piano with it as he is passing by.
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Don managed to grab and steady her until she could regain her feet.
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At this point she grabbed a war club and attacked the enemy, thus shaming the men and causing them to take action.
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Males of many species simply grab the females and force a mating.
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