grappling

IPA/ˈɡræp.əl/
KK[ɡrˈæplɪŋ]IPA/ˈɡræp.əl/

grappling — 動詞

  • grapplingpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • grapplings3rd person singular
  • grapplinging-ing form
  • grapplingedpast simple

1. to fight by holding onto another person's body and struggling to get the upper h

1.動詞不及物C1
釋義

扭打;纏鬥

抓住對方身體進行近身搏鬥

to fight by holding onto another person's body and struggling to get the upper hand, often on the ground

例句

Henrik grappled with the intruder in the dark hallway of his flat.

Henrik 在自家漆黑的走廊上與闖入者扭打。

grapple + with + noun phrase for opponent

The two wrestlers grappled fiercely on the mat while the crowd roared.

兩名摔角手在墊子上激烈纏鬥,觀眾大聲歡呼。

同義詞
  • wrestle

    suggests a more structured contest, often a sport with rules

  • tussle

    informal; implies a short, disorganised scuffle

  • scuffle

    a brief, confused fight, usually without serious injury

文法句型

grapple + with + noun phrase

用法筆記

Often describes a messy, unplanned fight rather than an organised boxing or martial-arts match. Frequently used with 'with' to name the opponent.

常見錯誤

The two men were grappling each other on the street.
The two men were grappling with each other on the street.
💡the verb is intransitive; use 'grapple with' not 'grapple' + direct object.

grappling — 名詞