Grab

Grab (greb)

Definição em inglês:
To grab means to take hold of something quickly, firmly, or abruptly, often with an element of urgency or surprise. It can describe physically seizing an object, like grabbing a book off the shelf, or capturing someone’s attention in a swift manner. People might grab opportunities that arise unexpectedly, acting promptly to secure an advantage. This term emphasizes immediacy, spontaneity, and a sense of assertiveness when seeking or snatching something of value, whether it’s a physical item or an intangible chance.

Aplicação em frases:

1. Afirmativa: He decided to grab the last ticket for the concert.
2. Negativa: She didn’t grab the offer quickly enough, and it expired.
3. Interrogativa: Should you grab every opportunity that comes your way?
4. Afirmativa no passado: They grabbed the tools before running outside to fix the leak.

Sinônimos: seize, snatch, clutch, take hold of, snare