2011年4月17日 · The phrase is actually "grab ahold", and when you grab ahold of something, you grasp it or hold onto it. For example, if you are watching a scary movie with someone, you might grab ahold of their arm during the frightening parts.

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to grasp someone or something; to hold onto someone or something. Here, grab onto this rope! Grab on and hold tight.

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2017年12月23日 · In general "hold" refers to an ongoing action: you are already gripping something and continue to. "Hold on" is the same. But in casual speech someone could use either "hold on" or "grab on" to mean both: get a good grip on something, and continue to hold that grip.

The words Hold, Grasp, and Grab have several uses and meanings. They are commonly used as verbs but each has a noun form too. We can tell which version of the word is being used by the grammar pattern of the expression.

It’s just another way of saying grab or grasp. For example: I grabbed a hold of the ledge. Here, you could use “grasped”, but not really “grabbed”. Grab gives the feeling that you are taking something.

Literally, to grab and hold onto someone with one's hands. The police officer grabbed hold of the suspect before he could run away. My sister grabbed ahold of me at our mother's funeral to keep herself from breaking down in tears.

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