Agarrarlo (en. Grab it)

/a.ɡa.rar.lo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Hold someone or something tightly.

English: She tried to grab him so he wouldn't fall.

Ella intentó agarrarlo para que no se cayera.

English: Take something with the hands.

English: He grabbed the book from the table.

Él agarró el libro de la mesa.

English: Catch or seize something that is moving.

English: The player was able to grab it just in time.

El jugador logró agarrarlo justo a tiempo.

English: Understand an idea or concept.

English: I couldn't grab it in the first explanation.

No pude agarrarlo en la primera explicación.

English: From the verb "agarrar," of Castilian origin.

English: grab it on the fly

English: Capture something at the right moment.

agarrarlo al vuelo

English: I can't grab it

English: Indicates difficulty in understanding or grasping something.

no puedo agarrarlo

English: grab the bull by the horns

English: Face a problem directly.

agarrar el toro por los cuernos

English: grab

English: Verb that means to take or hold something.

agarrar

English: sudden grab

English: Strong and sudden grasp.

agarrón

English: gripping

English: That which grabs or holds.

agarrante

English: Understand a situation quickly.

English: I got the vibe of what was happening at the party.

Agarré la onda de lo que estaba pasando en la fiesta.

English: Take advantage of an opportunity.

English: If you see the offer, grab it before it runs out.

Si ves la oferta, agárralo antes que se acabe.