English to Samoan Meaning of grab - uʻu

Grab :
uʻu

uʻu, oa, tofiga, fale e nonofo ai, pule, lotomaʻi, tauagavale, āiā, le malosiaga

uʻu, ulufiaina i, faʻalavelave, puʻe, pulea, faoa, aoga, sosoʻoga, iai

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Definitions of grab in English
Noun(1) a mechanical device for gripping an object(2) the act of catching an object with the hands
Verb(1) take hold of so as to seize or restrain or stop the motion of(2) get hold of or seize quickly and easily(3) make a grasping or snatching motion with the hand(4) obtain illegally or unscrupulously(5) take or grasp suddenly(6) capture the attention or imagination of
Examples of grab in English
(1) they used the law to effect a land grab(2) Many companies want to make a quick grab for market share or return on investment, and with high prices both objectives can be harder to achieve.(3) Wall-mounted units can break away when subjected to the patient's weight unless they are reinforced with grab bars.(4) The pretty young things want to grab all the attention and those on the older side are in their own world.(5) Vermonter Howard Dean's grab for the redneck vote has won him just the kind of support he doesn't want: white supremacists.(6) With very few exceptions, all trains of this type have bench seating and large numbers of grab handles.(7) The new rates grab may yet sharpen ratepayer focus on the performance of the council even more.(8) As soon as I put weight on my feet I lost my balance and fell, only a quick grab for the headboard of my bed saved me from crashing to the floor.(9) Hubbard and Hucker's rates grab is in fact a family budget buster, as homeowners will struggle to pay the extra money to pay for the spending increases.(10) We headed over to the snack bar to return my bowling shoes and grab lunch before his mother arrived to pick us up.(11) I stepped onto the table to help me grab everyone's attention.(12) On rough terrain, no fewer than eight grab handles are available to help passengers steady themselves.(13) If the cylinder is mounted too far below the grab bar, or too far from the toilet, reaching it can be difficult, even hazardous.(14) I made a quick grab for her and pulled her down to the bed with me.(15) Donovan made a grab for his brother and lifted hist shirt to reveal the tell-tale marking.(16) for elderly people, grab rails at strategic places are likely to prevent accidents
Related Phrases of grab
(1) grab it ::
uu ai
(2) grab handle ::
uʻu au
(3) grab-all ::
uu uma
(4) grab bag ::
uʻu taga
(5) screen grab ::
screen uʻu
Synonyms
Noun
1. lunge ::
lunge
2. catch ::
puʻe
Verb
3. seize ::
puʻe
4. get ::
aumai
5. snap up ::
le vave aʻe
6. catch ::
puʻe
Antonyms
1. miss ::
ela
Different Forms
grab, grabs
Word Example from TV Shows
Grab this.

Grab this.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 4

Amy, grab your meat. We're leaving in a huff.

Amy, GRAB your meat. We're leaving in a huff.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 20

Grab your hammer.

Grab your hammer.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 17

Oh, I won't be a moment. I just need to grab a book

Oh, I won't be a moment. I just need to GRAB a book

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 15

Want to grab some lunch?

Want to GRAB some lunch?

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 10

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