grate
71grate v — gratingly adv …
72grate — I. v. a. 1. Rub, scrape, abrade. 2. Rasp, comminute, reduce to particles by rubbing. II. v. n. Be irritating, be disagreeable, be offensive. III. n. 1. Grating, bars, lattice work. 2. Fire bed, receptacle for fuel …
73grate — I v 1. irritate, aggravate, exasperate, exacerbate, rub the wrong way; annoy, vex, irk, peeve, gall, nettle; wear on, weary, fatigue, fatigate, tire; tax, strain, burden. 2. rasp, grit, gride, scrape, clank, jangle; screech, creak, screak, shrill …
74Gräte — Grä|te , die; , n (Fischgräte) …
75grate — great …
76grate conveyor — Смотри колосниковый конвейер …
77Eric Grate — (August 14 1896 August 3 1983), Swedish sculptor, painter and graphics artist.EducationEric Grate studied at the Royal Academy of Arts in Stockholm between 1917 and 1920. Thereafter he undertook study trips to Germany, especially to Munich, and… …
78Don Grate — Donald Buckeye Grate (Born August 27, 1923 in Greenfield, Ohio) is a former pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies and a small forward/shooting guard for the Sheboygan Redskins of the NBA. He was known for his outstanding throwing arm, including… …
79un|grate´ful|ness — un|grate|ful «uhn GRAYT fuhl», adjective. 1. not grateful; not thankful: »an ungrateful person. 2. displaying lack of gratitude: »an ungrateful silence. 3. unpleasant; disagreeable; distasteful: »an ungrateful task …
80un|grate´ful|ly — un|grate|ful «uhn GRAYT fuhl», adjective. 1. not grateful; not thankful: »an ungrateful person. 2. displaying lack of gratitude: »an ungrateful silence. 3. unpleasant; disagreeable; distasteful: »an ungrateful task …
