Grasp ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Grasp ( verb )

1. To take hold of something firmly with the hand, fingers, or arms.
2. To understand or comprehend something.
3. To seize an opportunity or control of something.
4. To have a good understanding or knowledge of something.
5. To take hold of an opportunity.

Origin:

Late old english græpsian, of germanic origin; related to dutch grijpen and german greifen.

Examples:

1. He grasped the rope and pulled himself up.
2. She grasped the concept quickly.
3. He grasped the opportunity to speak to the CEO.
4. She has a good grasp of the subject matter.
5. He grasped the chance to make a difference.

(As a noun)

Grasp ( noun )

1. To take hold of something firmly with the hand, fingers, or arms.
2. To understand or comprehend something.
3. To seize an opportunity or control of something.
4. To have a good understanding or knowledge of something.
5. To take hold of an opportunity.

Origin:

Late old english græpsian, of germanic origin; related to dutch grijpen and german greifen.

Examples:

1. He grasped the rope and pulled himself up.
2. She grasped the concept quickly.
3. He grasped the opportunity to speak to the CEO.
4. She has a good grasp of the subject matter.
5. He grasped the chance to make a difference.