What's the difference between Grip and Grab?
Yesterday, I read a column which was written a phrase that is '~ Let the foot grip and grab as it was naturally mean to ~' down.
I could catch the phrase's meaning but couldn't understand their difference from each other by explanations in Japanese.
Please tell me easy way to understand that.
"Grab" implies a sudden, quick motion--for example, "the child grabbed the candy bar out of the other child's hand's."
"Grip" suggests a long, sustained, firm action. "When you finish a turn, keep your grip on the steering wheel; don't just let go and let the wheel turn itself back." "Grip the hammer near the end of the handle." "The wrestler could not break his opponent's grip."
There is no real difference. They are both verbs, but most people use grip as a noun.
I have a grip.
I grab the stick.
