grate

grate
I noun
Rost, der; (fireplace) Kamin, der
II 1. transitive verb
1) (reduce to particles) reiben; (less finely) raspeln
2) (grind)

grate one's teeth in anger — vor Wut mit den Zähnen knirschen

3) (utter in harsh tone) [durch die Zähne] knirschen
2. intransitive verb
1) (rub, sound harshly) knirschen
2)

grate [up]on somebody/somebody's nerves — jemandem auf die Nerven gehen

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I [ɡreit] noun
(a framework of iron bars for holding a fire in a fireplace.) das Gitter
II [ɡreit] verb
1) (to rub (cheese, vegetables etc) into small pieces by means of a grater.) reiben
2) (to irritate: His voice grates on me.) schmerzen
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grate1
[greɪt]
n
1. (fireplace) Kamin m, Cheminée nt SCHWEIZ
2. (grid) Rost m
grate2
[greɪt]
I. vi
1. (annoy) noise in den Ohren weh tun
to \grate on sb['s nerves] jdm auf die Nerven gehen [o fallen]
it's the way he's always talking about himself — it just \grates on me! die Art, wie er immer nur über sich spricht — ich kann es nicht mehr hören!
2. (rasp) kratzen
the noise of the chair grating on the stone floor das Geräusch, wenn der Stuhl über den Steinboden schrammt
the hinges of the old wooden door \grated die alte Holztür quietschte in den Angeln
to \grate against one another gegeneinanderreiben
II. vt
1. (grind)
to \grate one's teeth mit den Zähnen knirschen
2. (shred)
to \grate sth cheese, nutmeg etw reiben; vegetables etw raspeln
to finely/coarsely \grate sth etw fein/grob reiben
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I [greɪt]
n
(= grid) Gitter nt; (in fire) (Feuer)rost m; (= fireplace) Kamin m II
1. vt
1) (COOK) reiben; vegetables raspeln, reiben
2) (bottom of car, boat etc = scrape) streifen; (person = make a grating noise with) kratzen mit; one's teeth knirschen mit
2. vi
(= scrape) streifen ( against +acc); (= make a noise) kratzen; (rusty door) quietschen; (feet on gravel) knirschen; (fig) wehtun (on sb jdm), krank machen (on sb jdn)

to grate on sb's nerves —

this phrase grates on the ear — dieser Ausdruck hört sich schlimm an

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grate1 [ɡreıt]
A v/t
1. Käse etc reiben, Gemüse etc auch raspeln
2. a) knirschen mit:
grate one’s teeth
b) kratzen mit
c) quietschen mit
3. etwas krächzen(d sagen)
B v/i
1. a) knirschen
b) kratzen
c) quietschen
2. fig wehtun ([up]on sb jemandem):
grate on sb’s ears jemandem in den Ohren wehtun;
grate on sb’s nerves an jemandes Nerven zerren
grate2 [ɡreıt]
A s
1. Gitter n
2. (Feuer) Rost m
3. Kamin m
4. TECH (Kessel) Rost m, Rätter m
5. Wasserbau: Fangrechen m
B v/t
1. vergittern
2. mit einem Rost versehen
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I noun
Rost, der; (fireplace) Kamin, der
II 1. transitive verb
1) (reduce to particles) reiben; (less finely) raspeln
2) (grind)

grate one's teeth in anger — vor Wut mit den Zähnen knirschen

3) (utter in harsh tone) [durch die Zähne] knirschen
2. intransitive verb
1) (rub, sound harshly) knirschen
2)

grate [up]on somebody/somebody's nerves — jemandem auf die Nerven gehen

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n.
Feuerrost m.
Gitter - n.
Rost -e m. v.
kratzen v.
krächzen v.
krächzend sagen ausdr.
nirschen v.
quietschen v.
raspeln v.
rastern v.
vergittern v.

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