英语释义
1. to grab and hold (something)
He latched onto her arm and wouldn't let go. —often used figuratively
The news media has latched on to the scandal.
2. to begin using, doing, or enjoying (something) in an enthusiastic way
Many companies have latched onto the trend of using consultants. He latched onto music as a way to relax.
3. to stay close to (someone or something)
Soon after she got to the party, some strange man latched on to her and wouldn't go away.