grit
grit 英 [grɪt] 美 [ɡrɪt]
vt. 研磨；在…上铺砂砾，覆以砂砾；咬紧牙关 vi. 摩擦作声 n. 粗砂，砂砾砂砾，粗砂石；勇气；决心
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- Grit is a coarse, gravelly dust. If you don't rinse dried beans before you cook them, you may end up crunching grit between your teeth.
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- vt. 研磨；在…上铺砂砾，覆以砂砾；咬紧牙关
- vi. 摩擦作声
- n. 粗砂，砂砾砂砾，粗砂石；勇气；决心
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1. But the leaders have shown some grit, and some ingenuity in finding money when little is about.
但是领袖们显示出了一些坚韧不拔的勇气和资金稀缺的情况下筹钱的技巧。
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2. To succeed to do what’s never been done before requires an enormous amount of fight grit and unrelenting tenacity.
做一件从未做过的事需要做大量的心理斗争，无畏的勇气和持续不断的坚韧意志。
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3. Get all that city grit out of your hair.
把你头发里那些大城市的砂粒都洗掉。
- grit (n.) Old English greot "sand, dust, earth, gravel," from Proto-Germanic *greutan "tiny particles of crushed rock" (source also of Old Saxon griot, Old Frisian gret, Old Norse grjot "rock, stone," German Grieß "grit, sand"), from PIE *ghreu- "rub, grind" (source also of Lithuanian grūdas "corn, kernel," Old Church Slavonic gruda "clod"). Sense of "pluck, spirit, firmness of mind" first recorded American English, 1808.
- grit (v.) "make a grating sound," 1762, probably from grit (n.). Meaning "to grate, grind" is from 1797. Related: Gritted; gritting.
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