单词gripping
adj.: 激动人心的；吸引人的；扣人心弦的
v.: “grip”的过去式和现在分词
网络: 揪心；引人注意的；抓的
激动人心的；吸引人的；扣人心弦的:
exciting or interesting in a way that keeps your attention
抓住
夹紧
抓的,夹的
引人注意的,扣人心弦的
adj.fascinatingspellbindingenthrallingmesmerizingriveting
adj.boring
Keefer kept moaning and gripping for us to get rid of him; said he couldn"t sleep in the cabin with a dead man.
基弗一直叫苦连天并抱怨我们应该把尸体摆脱掉，说他不能在舱里和一个死人一起睡。
"Gripping any phone will result in some attenuation of its antenna performance, depending on the placement of the antennas, " he said.
“任何手机拿在手里，信号都会受到影响，取决于天线的位置，”他说。
But unlike the novels on which those were based, Das Kapital has never been noted for its vivid characterisation or gripping plot.
但与基于小说的戏剧改编不同，《资本论》既没有栩栩如生的人物塑造，也没有引人入胜的故事情节。
A few of the men hold onto their composure by gripping armrests and clenching teeth, but their fear was written all over them.
只有几个男人通过抓住椅子把手咬紧牙关保持住镇静，但是他们的恐惧都写在他们脸上。
If it never quite fulfils its state-of-the-nation aspirations, Babe"s play is utterly gripping as an exaggerated police procedural.
就算没有达到国家抱负的这种程度，Babe的这部戏剧也用一种夸张的审讯过程来抓人眼球。
With her arms under Kyla"s body and her fingertips gripping the edge of the pool, Cindy used her head to push the child upward.
辛迪用手指紧紧攥住池边，胳膊放在凯拉身下，用头把孩子往上推。
"I got goose bumps. It was like a dead person suddenly gripping your hand. " he said.
「我起了鸡皮疙瘩。这就像是死人突然抓紧你的手一样。」他说。
STOLEN is her gripping story of survival, of how she has to come to terms with her living nightmare--or die trying to fight it.
失窃她扣人心弦的故事，她如何生存来与她的生活恶梦条件，-或死亡试图与它战斗。
"You look as if someone was following you, boy, " the old man told Hiro. His eyes flashed softly, his hands gripping the umbrella tighter.
“看起来似乎你正在被什么人追踪，孩子，”老人对希罗开口了。他的眼睛轻轻的眨着，手中将雨伞握的更紧了。
And yet, despite everything going really well for John, he was struggling, fighting addiction and a gripping depression.
然而，尽管对于约翰来说事事顺心但是他却在挣扎与毒瘾和严重的抑郁症在战斗