How is the word agarre translated from Spanish to English

Sujeción firme de algo.

A firm hold on something.

noun
English translation
grip

Examples with “agarre”

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  • Reforzó el agarre en la cuerda. He tightened his grip on the rope.

  • Me agarró la mano y no la soltó. She gripped my hand and would not let go.

  • El dictador mantenía el país bajo su dominio. The dictator kept the country in his grip.

  • Estos guantes te dan mejor agarre en el mango. These gloves give you a better grip on the handle.

  • Agarra bien el mango antes de tirar. Grip the handle firmly before you pull.

  • El invierno sigue teniendo toda la región bajo su dominio. Winter still has the whole region in its grip.

  • Se me escapó el agarre y el tarro cayó al suelo. My grip slipped and the jar hit the floor.

  • ¿El bebé ya te agarra el dedo? Does the baby grip your finger already?

  • Poco a poco está perdiendo el dominio del negocio. He is slowly losing his grip on the business.

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FAQ about “agarre”

How is “agarre” translated from Spanish?
“agarre” translates into English as “grip”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “agarre” mean?
Meaning of “agarre”: Sujeción firme de algo. In English — “grip”.
What part of speech is “agarre”?
“agarre” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “agarre”?
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