Examples of using A grasp in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You seem to have a grasp of it.
I had a grasp of this town.
And although one may think they have a grasp on‘meaning'….
Yeah, okay, i have a grasp of the situation, thanks.
It is at first pitch-black so he is disoriented andunable to get a grasp of his surroundings.
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Get a grasp of how the material is organized.
The woman's barely got a grasp on her own memories.
She kept a grasp on the scissors as if planning to cut her way out of those bathroom walls.
Subject made the leap from rote memorization to a grasp of abstract theory.
I can't get a grasp of things just sitting here.
What I need from you isn't a commitment to green, but a grasp of the shades of gray.
Having much more of a grasp of the role you are here to portray.
It is not to be criticized because man has need of it, but it can, however,never advance beyond a grasp of the dead and lifeless.
One could say he had a grasp of the position he was in.
We put a dose of chemical on it all,and that's when you get these big ecological effects that nobody has a grasp of what's really happening.
As elsewhere in Korea, a grasp of basic Korean will be helpful.
It is due to USA's continuous sponsoring during 25 years of the very goodmethodology for measuring child mortality that we have a grasp of what's happening in the world.
Philosophy is fundamentally impossible without a grasp of at least the spirit of mathematical thinking.
If you don't have a grasp of your business model, and how you want to market it, then how will anyone know what to respond to?
The pursuit of philosophy is actually impossible without a grasp of at least the spirit of mathematical thinking.
To seek being perfected by God, one must first understand what it means to be perfected by Him, what conditions one must possess to be perfected,and then seek the path of practice once one has a grasp of such matters.
While this piece should have helped you get a grasp on it, you must always keep your knowledge updated and fresh.
More than a million square miles, more than 125 major islands, countless varieties of cultural influences-how can anyone hope to get a grasp of which Caribbean destination is for them?
Managers and executives with a grasp of how international business works will be able to help their companies grow more efficiently.
Many banking, finance and accountancy roles require a grasp of legal concepts, as well as numeracy.
To seek perfection by God, one must first understand what it means to be perfected by God, what conditions one must possess in order to be perfected by God,then seek the paths to practice once one has a grasp of such matters.
They are familiar with the principles of information management, artificial intelligence techniques,and have a grasp of new technologies and their benefits to the business environment.
O'Neill concedes that these atheists“try to use history in debates about religion,they are usually doing so with a grasp of the subject that is stunted at about high school level… all too often many atheists can be polemicists when dealing with the past, only crediting information or analysis that fits an argument against religion they are trying to make while downplaying, dismissing or ignoring evidence or analysis that does not fit their agenda”(1).
Courses included in this program in the Management module include Strategy, and Business Ethics and CSR,in order to help students develop a grasp of strategic thinking and to recognize moral dilemmas in business, as well as make ethical business decisions.
