grind 英 [graɪnd] 　 美 [ɡraɪnd]

grind

grind　 英 [graɪnd] 美 [ɡraɪnd]

vt. 磨碎；磨快　 vi. 磨碎；折磨　 n. 磨；苦工作　

进行时:grinding　 过去式:ground　 过去分词:ground　 第三人称单数:grinds　 名词复数:grinds　

The rice will grind down into flour.　这米要磨成粉。
Jack, my knife has hebetated, can you help me to grind it?　杰克，菜刀变钝了，能帮我磨一下吗?

  • If you like to grind your own coffee beans, it means you prefer to buy whole beans, put them in an electric grinder, and pulverize them into tiny bits before you brew your coffee.
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  • vt. 磨碎；磨快
  • vi. 磨碎；折磨
  • n. 磨；苦工作

  • 1. The rice will grind down into flour.

    这米要磨成粉。

  • 2. Jack, my knife has hebetated, can you help me to grind it?

    杰克，菜刀变钝了，能帮我磨一下吗?

  • 3. But if you find these flaws you then, the solution is grind it out and weld overlay, take different weld and weld overlay so that you can avoid the leak that may occur.

    但是，如果你找到这些裂痕，解决方法就是将它磨碎焊接覆盖物，将不同的焊接，焊接上覆盖层，所以,你就能够避免可能发生的泄露。

  • grind (n.) late Old English, "the gnashing of teeth;" c. 1200, "the act of chewing or grinding," from grind (v.). The sense "steady, hard, tedious work" first recorded 1851 in college student slang (but compare gerund-grinder, 1710); the meaning "hard-working student, one who studies with dogged application" is American English slang from 1864. Slang meaning "sexual intercourse" is by 1893.
  • grind (v.) Old English grindan "to rub together, crush into powder, grate, scrape," forgrindan "destroy by crushing" (class III strong verb; past tense grand, past participle grunden), from Proto-Germanic *grindanan (source also of Dutch grenden), related to ground (v.), from PIE *ghrendh- "to grind" (source also of Latin frendere "to gnash the teeth," Greek khondros "corn, grain," Lithuanian grendu, gręsti "to scrape, scratch"). Meaning "to make smooth or sharp by friction" is from c. 1300. Most other Germanic languages use a verb cognate with Latin molere (compare Dutch malen, Old Norse mala, German mahlen).
grind / ɡraɪnd ; NAmE ɡraɪnd / verb , noun grind grinds ground grinding verb ( ground , ground / ɡraʊnd ; NAmE ɡraʊnd / ) food/flour/coffee 食物；面粉；咖啡 1 [transitive ] grindsth (down/up) | grindsth (to/into sth) to break or crush sth into very small pieces between two hard surfaces or using a special machine 磨碎；碾碎；把…磨成粉 ◆ to grind coffee/corn 将咖啡╱谷粒磨成粉 ☞see also ground   adj. 2 [transitive ] grindsth to produce sth such as flour by crushing 磨（粉） ◆ The flour is ground using traditional methods. 这面粉是用传统方法磨制而成。 3 [transitive ] grindsth ( NAmE) = mince   v.  (1 ) make sharp/smooth 使锋利╱光滑 4 [transitive ] grindsth to make sth sharp or smooth by rubbing it against a hard surface 使锋利；磨快；磨光 ◆ a special stone for grinding knives 专门磨刀用的石头 press into surface 挤压进表层 5 [transitive ] to press or rub sth into a surface 用力挤压，用力擦（入表层） grindsth into sth ◆ He ground his cigarette into the ashtray. 他把香烟按在烟灰缸里捻灭。 grindsth in ◆ The dirt on her hands was ground in. 她手上的泥渍住了。 rub together 磨擦 6 [intransitive ,  transitive ] to rub together, or to make hard objects rub together, often producing an unpleasant noise 磨擦（发出刺耳声） grind(together) ◆ Parts of the machine were grinding together noisily. 机器零件摩擦发出刺耳的声音。 grindsth (together) ◆ She grinds her teethwhen she is asleep. 她睡觉时磨牙。 ◆ He ground the gears on the car. 他把汽车排挡踩得嘎嘎作响。 machine 机器 7 [transitive ] grindsth to turn the handle of a machine that grindssth 摇动手柄（操纵机器） ◆ to grind a pepper mill 摇动胡椒磨 IDIOMS bring sth to a grinding ˈhalt to make sth gradually go slower until it stops completely 使渐渐停下来 grind to a ˈhalt | come to a grinding ˈhalt to go slower gradually and then stop completely 慢慢停下来 ◆ Production ground to a halt during the strike. 罢工期间生产渐渐陷入瘫痪。 ☞more at axe   n. PHRASAL VERBS ˌgrind sb↔ˈdown to treat sb in a cruel unpleasant way over a long period of time, so that they become very unhappy （长时间）虐待，欺压，折磨（某人） ◆ Don't let them grind you down. 别让他们欺压你。 ◆ Years of oppression had ground the people down. 人民年复一年地遭受着压迫。 ˌgrind ˈon to continue for a long time, when this is unpleasant 令人厌烦地继续下去 ◆ The argument ground on for almost two years. 这场争论拖拖拉拉持续了近两年。 ˌgrind sth↔ˈout to produce sth in large quantities, often sth that is not good or interesting 大量生产（常指粗制滥造） SYN churn out ◆ She grinds out romantic novels at the rate of five a year. 她以一年五部的速度胡乱拼凑低劣的爱情小说。 noun boring activity 乏味的活动 1 [singular ] ( informal) an activity that is tiring or boring and takes a lot of time 令人疲劳（或厌倦）的工作；苦差事 ◆ the daily grindof family life 家庭生活中繁重的家务劳动 ◆ It's a long grind to the top of that particular profession. 爬到那种行业的最高位置要经过漫长的艰苦奋斗。 of machines 机器 2 [singular ] the unpleasant noise made by machines 刺耳的摩擦声 swot 刻苦用功的人 3 ( US) ( BrE swot ) [countable ] ( informal) a person who spends too much time studying 只知一味用功学习的人；书呆子 grind / ɡraɪnd ; NAmE ɡraɪnd / ground / ɡraʊnd ; NAmE ɡraʊnd /
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