grate

• Substantivo que designa uma grade de barras paralelas ou cruzadas, geralmente usada como cobertura de uma abertura, como lareira, ralo ou janela. Também pode se referir à grelha onde se assam alimentos.

A noun referring to a framework of parallel or crossed bars, typically used as a cover for an opening, such as a fireplace, drain, or window.

1. Metal frameworkB1formal

   A framework of parallel or crossed bars, typically used as a cover for an opening, such as a window or drain.

   Grade

   • The iron grate covered the basement window.
   • Water flowed through the grate into the sewer.
   • He removed the grate to clean the fireplace.

   Sinônimosgratinggridgrillgrillelattice

2. Fireplace grateB1formal

   A metal frame used to hold fuel (like coal or wood) in a fireplace or furnace.

   Grelha de lareira

   • She placed the logs on the grate in the fireplace.
   • The old grate was rusted and needed replacement.
   • Ash fell through the grate into the tray below.

• Verbo usado para descrever a ação de reduzir alimentos a pedaços pequenos com um ralador ou para produzir um som irritante.

A verb used to describe the action of shredding food into small pieces using a grater, or to make an irritating sound.

1. Shred foodA2formalculinary

   To shred or reduce food into small pieces by rubbing it against a grater.

   Ralar

   • She grated some cheese over the pasta.
   • He grated a carrot to add to the salad.
   • You need to grate the lemon zest for the recipe.

   Sinônimosgrindraspshred

2. Make an irritating soundB1formal

   To make a harsh, scraping sound that is unpleasant to hear.

   Ranger

   • The metal chair grated against the floor.
   • His voice grated on my nerves all evening.
   • The rusty gate grated as it swung open.

   Sinônimoscreakgrindjarraspscrapescreechsqueak

   Antônimospleasesoothe

3. Irritate or annoyB2informal

   To cause irritation or annoyance over time.

   Irritar

   • Her constant complaining really grates on me.
   • The repetitive noise began to grate on his patience.
   • His arrogant attitude grates on everyone in the office.

   Sinônimosaggravateannoybotherchafeexasperategallirkirritatenettlepeeveranklerilevex

   Antônimoscomfortdelightpacifypleasesoothe