grab
Beginner (A1)
IPA: /N/A/
KK: /N/A/
adjective
Definition
Not a valid English word.
Example
Not available.
Conversation
Did you see that new game? It looks pretty grab to me.
Yeah, I heard it's really fun and easy to pick up.
Exactly! I love games that are grab and can be played randomly.
Same here — it makes it much more enjoyable for casual gamers.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
random
haphazard
arbitrary
Antonyms
specific
deliberate
intentional
noun
Definition
A sudden act of taking hold of something quickly or firmly.
Example
He made a quick grab for the last piece of cake.
Conversation
Did you see that grab I made during the game yesterday?
Yeah, it was an amazing catch!
I really felt the pressure to make that grab.
transitive verb
Definition
To take hold of something suddenly or firmly, often in a quick or forceful manner.
Example
She quickly grabbed her bag and ran to the bus stop.
Tense Forms
Past: grabbed
Past Participle: grabbed
Conversation
Hey, can you help me grab that book from the shelf?
Sure, no problem! Which one do you need?
It's the one about photography, the blue cover.
Root Explanation
The word 'grab' originates from Middle English 'grabbien', which is of uncertain origin but may be related to the Old Norse 'grabba', meaning to seize or grasp. It conveys the action of seizing something quickly or suddenly.
Memory Tip
Think of the action of 'seizing' something quickly — that's what 'grab' means.
Visually Confused Words
rab
gra
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