Grind
81grind to a standstill — grind to a halt/standstill ► to stop gradually: »Business ground to a standstill during the bad weather. Main Entry: ↑grind …
82grind to a halt (or come to a grinding halt) — slow down gradually and then stop completely. → grind …
83grind to a halt — grind to a halt/standstill if an organization, system, or process grinds to a halt, it stops working, usually because of a problem. If the computer network crashed, the whole office would grind to a halt …
84grind to a standstill — grind to a halt/standstill if an organization, system, or process grinds to a halt, it stops working, usually because of a problem. If the computer network crashed, the whole office would grind to a halt …
85Grind, der — [grind] 1. krustiger Hautausschlag 2. Wundschorf 3. Kopf (...hob i mia an Grind oghaut.) …
86grind to a halt — ► grind to a halt (or come to a grinding halt) stop laboriously and noisily. Main Entry: ↑grind …
87grind rail — or grinding rail noun A long narrow bar, raised above the ground, on which stunts may be performed in skateboarding, etc • • • Main Entry: ↑grind …
88grind the face — ● grind …
89grind the faces of the poor — british often humorous phrase to become rich and powerful by treating poor people in a very unfair way Thesaurus: to treat someone unfairlysynonym Main entry: grind …
90grind your teeth — phrase to rub your top and bottom teeth together in a way that makes a noise Thesaurus: to have or use teethhyponym Main entry: grind …