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Meanings of grille in English
Grid of slits in a barrier, that allows passage of fluids but blocks large objects.
Russian
шифровальная решётка Spanish
rejilla criptográfica Usage of grille in English
1
Her voice came clearly through the narrow grille in the bulletproof glass.
2
Excuse me a moment. He bent forward to speak into a grille.
3
Despite this shift to zero emissions, automakers can't quite quit the grille.
4
Bill Clinton took the opposite tack: he got up in Ted's grille.
5
We can see its agitation behind the black grille of the trunks.
6
Lemuel glanced around to ensure their privacy, then tugged the grille free.
7
The flexible Siena iron grille of this end chapel dates from 1335.
8
But it doesn't pull the grille free, because Ben's weight isn't enough.
9
The Competition edition adds a larger kidney grille and reshaped front bumper.
10
A small grille in the door opened, then the servitor's head appeared.
11
It looks great, with that big, imposing grille and smooth, assured styling.
12
Behind a grille at the top, water was rushing away into darkness.
13
All the other portals were wide open, bank door and grille door.
14
Orson dropped away from the security grille and retreated to the backseat.
15
It was placid and still after having swallowed the section of grille.
16
She ran out past Starr, who stopped to lock the grille door.
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
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