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grain

/ɡreɪn/

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noun

/ɡreɪn/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее маленькое твёрдое семя или плод злакового растения, такого как пшеница, рис или кукуруза, часто используемое в пищу.

A noun referring to a small, hard seed or fruit of a cereal plant, such as wheat, rice, or corn, often used as food.

  1. Cereal cropA2formal

    The small, hard seeds of plants such as wheat, rice, or corn, used for food.

    ruЗерно

    • Farmers harvest grain in the autumn.
    • Bread is made from grain.
    • The country exports large quantities of grain.

    Synonymscerealcorngristkernelseed

  2. Small particleB1formal

    A tiny, hard piece of something, such as sand or salt.

    ruКрупица

    • A grain of sand got into my eye.
    • She added a grain of salt to the recipe.
    • The table was covered in grains of dust.

    Synonymsbitcrumbfleckgranulemoteparticlepelletspeck

  3. Texture or patternB2formal

    The natural pattern or texture of wood, stone, or other materials.

    ruТекстура или узор

    • The wood has a beautiful, smooth grain.
    • The marble's grain is unique to this quarry.
    • He sanded the surface to highlight the grain.

    Synonymspatternsurfacetexture

  4. Small amountB1informal

    A very small quantity or amount of something.

    ruКрупица

    • There is a grain of truth in his story.
    • She didn't have a grain of common sense.
    • He showed a grain of kindness towards the stranger.

    Synonymsatombitcrumbdashhintiotajotmitemodicumparticlescintillasmidgenspecktracewhit

Forms
  • grains plural form
  • grains' possessive plural form
  • grain's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ɡreɪn/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий формировать мелкие твёрдые частицы или придавать поверхности зернистую текстуру.

A verb meaning to form into small, hard particles or to give a granular texture to a surface.

  1. To form into grainsB2formal

    To form or cause to form into small, hard particles or grains.

    ruОбразовывать крупинки

    • The sugar began to grain as it cooled.
    • The mixture will grain if you stir it too quickly.
    • The salt grains easily when exposed to moisture.

    Synonymscrystallizegranulate

  2. To give a granular textureC1formal

    To give a surface a rough, granular texture, often for aesthetic or functional purposes.

    ruПридавать зернистую текстуру

    • The artist grained the canvas to create a unique effect.
    • The carpenter grained the wood to match the antique finish.
    • The leather was grained to make it more durable.

    Synonymsabradegranulategritroughensandtexture

Forms
  • grained past participle
  • grained past simple
  • graining present participle
  • grains third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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