1. 抓握：Takedowns 抱摔 | Grappling 抓握 | Hold-downs 壓制
2. 探线：grapnel 探锚 | grappling 探线 | grate 炉排
3. 锚定;探线：grappling tool 抓捞工具 | grappling 锚定;探线 | graptolite 笔石
4. 锚固：grapple 抓斗 | grappling 锚固 | grass 矿井地面
1. The carrier and its smaller competitors are grappling with slowing consumer spending and a jobless rate at its highest level in 14 years.
2. He and other world leaders and experts attending the summit here on democracy, terrorism and security are grappling with ways to combat violence without jeopardizing human rights.
3. Undeniably it is a source of sustenance and fiber that many western nations lack and are grappling to come to grips with.
4. While much of Japan is grappling with deepening economic turmoil, the country's dapper prime minister has come under fire for enjoying a lavish nightlife.
5. US newspapers have been grappling with a steep drop in print advertising revenue, steadily declining circulation and the migration of readers to free news online.
6. Volatility in financial and commodity markets is a particular concern for the five countries, which have large stocks of foreign currency and are now grappling with rising inflation.
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7. But fighting online perpetrators has proven difficult for authorities who are grappling with what could technically be considered a crime in cyberspace.
8. The NTC is grappling to disband dozens of rival militias with regional allegiances, more than two months after rebels captured and killed Gadhafi.
9. However, the police are still grappling with the aftereffect of the protests.
10. From unmanageable stray population to unsanitary excrement, communities across the globe are grappling with the best way to accommodate their dogs.
noun
1. the sport of hand-to-hand struggle between unarmed contestants who try to throw each other down
2. the act of engaging in close hand-to-hand combat
e.g. they had a fierce wrestle
we watched his grappling and wrestling with the bully