Relinquish one's grasp on (something) to ( someone or something) In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "relinquish one's grasp on (something) to ( someone or something)", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

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2021-09-17 01:09

Meaning of Relinquish one's grasp on (something) to ( someone or something)

Variants:

relinquish (one's) grasp over (something) (to someone or something) , relinquish one's hold on/over (something) to ( someone or something) , relinquish one's control on (something) to ( someone or something)

Relinquish one's grasp on (something) to ( someone or something) verb phrase

To unwillingly give up control of something

I relinquished my grasp on the project to John who I don't trust.

She has relinquished her grasp on the company to her son.

Other phrases about:

get while the getting is good

To leave, stop, or give up (doing) something before the severe consequences come

concede to (someone or something)

To yield to someone or something.

hoist (a/the) white flag

To surrender.

Grammar and Usage of Relinquish one's grasp on (something) to ( someone or something)

Verb Forms

relinquished one's grasp on
relinquishes one's grasp on
relinquishing one's grasp on

Possessive Adjectives

relinquish his grasp on
relinquish my grasp on
relinquish our grasp on
relinquish their grasp on
relinquish your grasp on
relinquish her grasp on

The verb "relinquish" must be conjugated according to its tense.