Definition of glom - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She managed to glom the falling book.
2.
- He would glom onto any wealthy investor at the party.
3.
- She managed to glom several samples from the expo.
Expressions with glom
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Origin of glom
Scottish, glom (to grab)
Examples of glom in a sentence
The cat managed to glom the toy from the shelf. She tends to glom onto popular trends. The stray cat would glom onto anyone who fed it. He tried to glom a few cookies from the jar. They planned to glom some office supplies.
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- French:attraper, s'accrocher, ...
- German:ergreifen, klammern, ...
- Italian:afferrare, attaccarsi, ...
- Spanish:agarrar, adherirse, ...
- Portuguese:agarrar, agarrar-se, ...
- Chinese:抓住, 依附, ...
- Japanese:つかむ, くっつく, ...
- Arabic:خَطَفَ, تَعَلَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִתְפּוֹס, לְהִדָּבֵק, ...
- Russian:схватывать, прилипать, ...
- Ukrainian:схопити, чіплятися, ...
- Hindi:जल्दी से पकड़ना, चिपकना, ...
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