grateKK [ˈgret] ｜ /ˈgreɪt/
GEPT 中高級
C2verb
reduce into small pieces by rubbing it against a rough or sharp surface
She used a cheese grater to grate the block of cheese into tiny shreds.
磨碎；刨絲
C2noun
a barrier made of parallel or crossed bars used to block a passage and allow air to pass through
After installing the new fireplace, they placed a beautiful wrought iron grate to prevent any sparks from escaping while still providing ventilation for the room.
柵欄；爐格
C2noun
a metal frame with bars to hold a fire
The campers roasted marshmallows over the grate, enjoying the warmth and crackling sounds of the fire.
C2verb
make a harsh, grinding sound by rubbing two hard surfaces together
The metal chair scraped against the tile floor, creating a grating sound that echoed through the room.
C2verb
irritate or annoy someone or something
The constant dripping of the leaky faucet began to grate on my nerves.
C2noun
a harsh rasping sound made by scraping something
The car tires skidded against the metal grate, creating a loud grating noise.
C2verb
to furnish or equip with a grate
WRONG WITH EXCEPTION
C2verb
to scratch or wear away by rubbing
She accidentally used a metal spoon on her non-stick pan, resulting in the coating slowly grating off.