Keep a firm grip on Meaning in English
expression
释义
To hold something tightly with your hand or to maintain strong control over a situation, person, or feeling.
用法与细微差别
Used both literally (physically holding something) and figuratively (controlling a situation or emotion). Common in formal and informal speech. Often paired with 'power', 'reins', 'situation', or 'object'. Do not confuse with 'let go' (release).
例句
Please keep a firm grip on the handle when you pick up the box.
basic
When you climb, always keep a firm grip on the rope.
basic
She tried to keep a firm grip on her emotions during the interview.
basic
I had to keep a firm grip on my bag in the crowded bus.
natural
The new manager wants to keep a firm grip on all decisions in the office.
natural
He struggles to keep a firm grip on his finances each month.
natural