get a grip on

基本解釋

Now redubbed the “pact for the euro”, it stipulates that all euro-zone countries put into law a pledge to get a grip on public debt.
現(xiàn)在重新炮制的“歐元條約”在法律上規(guī)定了歐元區(qū)所有的國(guó)家的承諾，即全力控制公共債務(wù)。
That's kind of counterintuitive and unwelcome: starting out to make a model with the intention to get a grip on complexity, we end up with a universe even more complex.
但是有點(diǎn)違反直覺和令人不悅的是：雖然制作模型的出發(fā)點(diǎn)是為了控制復(fù)雜度，但最終卻得到了一個(gè)甚至更復(fù)雜的世界。
So, unless people get a grip on this banking sector and restore this confidence that all these areas that are so dear to everybody's hearts in terms of their futures, is severely under pressure.
不過，我們確實(shí)感受到這場(chǎng)危機(jī)的存在。因此，除非我們控制住銀行業(yè)的動(dòng)蕩并恢復(fù)信心，否則所有和人們未來以及日常生活息息相關(guān)的方面都將遭受巨大壓力。

I better say something about oil in the ancient world, so that you get a grip on what's going on here.
我最好說一下油在古代世界的地位,以便你能明白為什么會(huì)出售芳香油
耶魯公開課 - 古希臘歷史簡(jiǎn)介課程節(jié)選

The inability to get a grip on reality is one of the most dangerous of flaws, especially for a leader.
FORBES: Leaders And Followers
Then I fold my cot in the kitchen, get a grip on myself, and tell my son-in-law to eat breakfast.
NEWYORKER: The Repatriates
By now politicians were hotfooting it back, to get a grip on a situation that had clearly spiralled out of control.
ECONOMIST: Riots in England