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- He hold on to my arm with a tenacious grip. 他緊緊抓住我的手臂不放。
- He tightened his grip on her arm. 他緊抓她的手臂。
- The brake doesn't grip properly. 剎車(chē)不靈了。
- The eagle seized its prey in a tenacious grip. 鷹將捕獲物緊緊抓住。
- I do not like to go to the movies by my self. 我不喜歡自己一個(gè)人看電影。
- I think the prime minister may be losing his grip. 我認為首相可能控制不住局面了。
- I my self is going to make a sandwich. 我要親手做個(gè)三明治。
- He was a wreck of his former self. 他身體壞得不成樣子，已興從前判若兩人。
- Knowledge of self increases as one gets older. 隨著(zhù)年歲的增長(cháng)，人們的自我認識也不斷加深。
- Poetry was blooming in China in the Tang dynasty. 中國的詩(shī)歌在唐代十分盛行。
- I played badly; I seem to be losing my grip. 我表演得很差，我似乎逐漸失去了控制能力。
- He held on to my arm with a tenacious grip. 他緊緊抓住我的手臂不放。
- He's not looking like his old self lately. 他最近看起來(lái)不像以前那樣。
- The child would not let go his grip on Tom. 這孩子緊緊地抓住湯姆不放。
- He is just beginning to get a grip of the subject. 他剛剛開(kāi)始能掌握這一科。
- He is my best friend, my second self, as it were. 他是我最好的朋友，或者說(shuō)，是第二個(gè)我。
- He never has any thought of self. 他從不考慮個(gè)人得失。
- Even Uncle Tang lost control of himself for a moment. 有一陣子連唐大叔都控制不住自己了。
- He is now out of all conceit with his former self. 他現在全盤(pán)否定了他原來(lái)的自己。
- The scholar narrowed his interest to Tang poetry. 這位學(xué)者的興趣局限于唐詩(shī)。
