A grasp of Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈɡɹæsp/ /ˈəv

uh GRASP-uhv

UK

æɪ/ /ɡɹˈɑːsp/ /ˈɒv

uh GRAHSP-ov

التعريف

The ability to understand or know something well. Usually refers to knowledge or skill in a particular subject.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in formal or academic contexts. Most often used with 'have', 'develop', 'gain', or 'lack' (e.g., 'have a good grasp of math'). Refers to both understanding and practical skill. Avoid confusing with physical 'grasp' (to hold).

• Spanish: una comprensión de - un dominio de
• Portuguese (BR): um entendimento de - domínio de
• Portuguese (PT): uma compreensão de - domínio de
• Chinese (Simplified): 对...的掌握 - 对...的理解
• Chinese (Traditional): 對...的掌握 - 對...的理解
• Hindi: की समझ
• Arabic: إلمام بـ - فهم لـ
• Bengali: ...এর ধারণা - ...এর বোঝাপড়া
• Russian: знание - понимание
• Japanese: ～の理解 - ～の習得
• Vietnamese: sự hiểu biết về - sự nắm bắt về
• Korean: ~에 대한 이해
• Turkish: anlama - hakimiyet
• Urdu: کی سمجھ بوجھ
• Indonesian: pemahaman tentang

جمل نموذجية

She has a grasp of basic math.

basic

It's important to have a grasp of the rules.

basic

He quickly developed a grasp of the new software.

basic

She doesn’t have a grasp of what’s really going on.

natural

After a few weeks, I finally got a grasp of the schedule.

natural

If you don’t have a grasp of the basics, you’ll get lost.

natural