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groundsubstantiv
grounds
Pl.
UK
/ɡraʊnd/
US
/ɡraʊnd/
Übersetzungen
The ground was wet after the rain.
Земля была влажной после дождя.
The argument had no solid ground.
У аргумента не было твердого основания.
The farmer tested the ground for nutrients.
Фермер проверил почву на наличие питательных веществ.
The school has a large playground on its ground.
У школы большая игровая площадка на ее территории.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
грунт
площадка
Definitionen
The solid surface of the earth.
The children played on the ground in the park.
An area of land designated for a particular purpose.
The football ground was packed with fans.
A reason or justification for something.
She had no ground for her complaint.
The bottom surface of a body of water.
The divers explored the ocean ground.
A background or basis for an argument or theory.
The scientist provided a solid ground for his hypothesis.
A conductor or connection establishing direct physical contact with the earth as an electrical safety measure.
Always connect the green wire to the ground for safety.
(usually plural) The sediment or particles that remain after brewing coffee, tea, etc.
She sprinkled the used coffee grounds over the flower beds.
Soil or earth regarded as a material substance.
He knelt and sifted the dry ground through his fingers.
Synonyme
earth
soil
land
terrain
floor
surface
groundwork
foundation
base
groundverb
grounded
Präteritum
grounded
Partizip Perfekt
grounding
Gerundium
UK
/ɡraʊnd/
US
/ɡraʊnd/
Übersetzungen
The electrician will ground the wires to prevent electrical shocks.
Электрик заземлит провода, чтобы предотвратить электрические удары.
The scientist will ground his theory on solid evidence.
Учёный будет основывать свою теорию на твёрдых доказательствах.
The parents decided to ground their child for breaking the rules.
Родители решили наказать своего ребёнка за нарушение правил.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
прикреплять
закладывать
оправдывать
привязывать
Definitionen
To prohibit an aircraft from flying.
The airline decided to ground all flights due to the severe weather conditions.
To prevent someone, especially a child, from going out as a punishment.
After breaking the window, his parents decided to ground him for a week.
To connect an electrical device to the ground to ensure safety.
Make sure to ground the appliance to avoid any electrical hazards.
To base or establish something on a particular principle or fact.
The teacher tried to ground her lessons in real-world applications to make them more relatable.
To bring someone back to reality or to a more stable state.
Meditation helps to ground me when I'm feeling overwhelmed.
Of a ship or boat: to run, or cause to run, onto a shore, reef, or shoal so that it is unable to move freely.
Heavy fog caused the ferry to ground on a sandbar.
Synonyme
crush
grind
mill
pulverize
shred
groundadjektiv
UK
/ɡraʊnd/
US
/ɡraʊnd/
Often used attributively before another noun (ground staff, ground forces) to denote relation to the land surface.
Definitionen
Situated on, relating to, or operating at the surface of the earth.
Ground transportation between the terminals is provided by shuttle buses.
Synonyme
powdered
crushed
pulverized
milled
granulated
ground-up
minced
pounded
cracked
groundpartizip perfekt
Functioning adjectivally as the past participle of 'grind', meaning 'reduced to small particles'.
Definitionen
Reduced to fine particles by grinding; milled.
He prefers cooking with freshly ground pepper.
Synonyme
powdered
crushed
milled
pulverized
grated
ground-up
granulated
minced
pounded
comminuted
grindverb

ground

Präteritum

ground
Präteritum
ground
Partizip Perfekt
grinding
Gerundium
UK
/ɡraɪnd/
US
/ɡraɪnd/
Übersetzungen
I need to grind the coffee beans before brewing.
Мне нужно смолоть кофейные зерна перед завариванием.
He needs to grind the knife to make it sharp.
Ему нужно наточить нож, чтобы он стал острым.
The gears began to grind loudly.
Шестерни начали громко скрежетать.
Definitionen
To reduce something to small particles or powder by crushing it.
She used a mortar and pestle to grind the spices into a fine powder.
To work or study hard and persistently.
She had to grind for hours to prepare for her final exams.
To rub or cause to rub together harshly; to grate.
The gears began to grind as the machine malfunctioned.
To dance in a sexually suggestive manner.
The couple started to grind on the dance floor as the music played.
To hone, sharpen, or smooth a surface or edge by friction.
The blacksmith ground the blade to a razor-sharp edge.
Synonyme
crush
mash
pulverize
grate
shred
mill
break down
reduce
grindsubstantiv
Definitionen
A laborious or routine task, especially one that is tedious or monotonous.
The daily grind of commuting to work can be exhausting.
The act of grinding, such as the process of reducing something to small particles or powder.
The grind of the coffee beans filled the kitchen with a rich aroma.
A specific grade or size of ground material, such as coffee or meat.
He prefers a coarse grind for his French press coffee.
A dance move involving close body contact, often performed in a suggestive manner.
The couple's grind on the dance floor drew a lot of attention.
A harsh, scraping, or grating sound produced by friction.
The grind of metal on metal made everyone cringe.
A person, especially a student, who works or studies excessively hard.
He's such a grind—he spends every weekend in the library.
grindadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to the particle size or texture produced by grinding.
Choose a coarse grind coffee for a French press.
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