Grip
121grip car — noun : a car equipped with a device for gripping a traction cable by which the car is moved : cable car * * * grip car, = cable car. (Cf. ↑cable car) …
122grip safety — noun : a safety device on a firearm that prevents firing until it has been depressed by the firer s hand upon the grip …
123grip — I. transitive verb (gripped; gripping) Etymology: Middle English grippen, from Old English grippan; akin to Old English grīpan Date: before 12th century 1. to seize or hold firmly 2. to hold the interest of strongly < a story that grips the… …
124grip — the cork handle of a fly rod, of varying types …
125GRIP — (= glutamate receptor interacting protein.) Protein (120 kD, 1112 residues) found in postsynaptic terminal, contains 7 PDZ domains and is involved in the clustering of AMPA receptors with which it interacts through PDZ domains 4 and 5 …
126grip — 1. SYN: influenza. 2. See grasp. devil g. SYN: epidemic pleurodynia …
127Grip — Зажим; захват || зажимать; захватывать; удерживать; Цанга; Ручка, рукоятка …
128grip — (Voz inglesa.) ► sustantivo masculino 1 DEPORTES Posición de las manos sobre el palo, en el golf. 2 DEPORTES Revestimiento del mango de un palo de golf o de una raqueta de tenis en el lugar por donde se coge …
