gripping 的定义
- holding the attention or interest intensely; fascinating; enthralling: a gripping play; a gripping book.
gripping 近义词
absorbing
更多gripping例句
- A gripping, emotional and sensitive portrayal of sexual violence in Alaska that captured the full scope and complexity of the issue for every survivor involved.
- Some of the most gripping sports drama in Japan this week took place not at the Tokyo Summer Olympics, but at Haneda Airport.
- The most gripping moments of this year’s Tour de France, for me, came during the rain-soaked final climb of the eighth stage, on the first day in the Alps.
- From the Hailstone family of nine to Jessie Holmes, who lives with his 40 sled dogs, each person’s backstory is gripping.
- Host Brandon Jenkins takes you on a richly layered, well-researched and gripping journey into music history.
- My body used for his hard pleasure; a stone god gripping me in his hands.
- The second pitfall is that Tendulkar has given the reader little of what should be a gripping, meaningful story of his life.
- Each book has gripping scenes on the fear that permeated Argentina in those years.
- And the string of episodes that aired before that were gripping, noble, and simply entertaining to watch.
- But the simultaneously gripping and chilling hold of Serial is that its characters are real people.
- Zeal, who was sitting stiffly forward, his hands gripping the arms of his chair, laughed dryly.
- On the bridge he paused and, gripping the parapet, made a surprise attack upon his enemy.
- Just as the motor got busy, the dog dropped beside Matt, gripping his right sleeve and tearing a piece out of the stout leather.
- "But about your affairs, my child," continued Aunt Maria, suddenly gripping a fresh subject after her quick and startling fashion.
- Large and tightly fitted corks may be drawn by gripping the nails with a pair of pliers.