Examples of using Grasps in English and their translations into Hebrew
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                        Colloquial
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Computer
                    
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                        Programming
                    
Then the patient grasps at any straw and pays all his money to buy this artificial treatment that was created at the same time as the virus[itself].
with terror half wild, He grasps in his arms the poor shuddering child.
It grasps all the qualities and senses of a person and plays upon their strings.
It grasps things placed in its hands so strongly it can nearly support its own weight.
Everything divine which the human mind grasps and the human soul acquires is an experiential attainment;
the 2nd century AD, Pontus, rising from seaweed, grasps a rudder with his right hand and leans on the prow of a ship.
His hand grasps my lower back and he pulls me against his body,
is a double-edged sword, and the DNA grasps the word and its meaning.
modern civilization grasps man as arising out of Nature,
The latter, who inwardly grasps  Idealism quite concretely- as intensely as a man grasps external things with his hand- is a Gnostic in the domain of Idealism.
facility operator grasps.
It grasps at the Syrian straw,
People can only grasp  the literal meaning of these words, because God grasps the root.
He is still separated as by a thin veil from what at other times he grasps in sharply outlined sense-experiences and perceptions.
A person moves through a state where he is unable to hear; he must realize and feel that he no longer grasps anything.
People can only understand the literal meaning of these words because God grasps the root.
what woman truly grasps the necessities of a man's vocation?
The gatekeeper comes out to you, he grasps your hand, Takes you into heaven, to your father Geb.
With these it grasps the wreckage of the web so that it will not fall as the dying spider loses her grip.
Anastasia grasps painting as a process of understanding forces and contrasts in nature, and creating a system