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Meanings of grind (grinds) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mill"
Examples for "mill"
1
She fixes problems: not run-of-the-mill ones, but problems on a colossal scale.
2
Well; so God was everywhere forgotten-inthe fields and in the mill.
3
The end would have come quickly without the mill, without the power.
4
The change in him was even greater than in the mill itself.
5
In the background the road through the ravine with mill-stream and footbridge.
1
Consequently the pulverization of rocks goes on most rapidly in dry-farm districts.
2
The starch obtained from the root of an American plant by pulverization.
3
Specific risk for pre- and near-postpubescent adolescents: skeletal growth spurts may cause irreparable bone pulverization.
4
They should be dried under cover and hermetically closed up in sacks or other vessels to prevent untimely pulverization.
5
Clays by fire are deprived of their coherent quality, which cannot be restored to them by pulverization, nor by humectation.
1
As little actual dust as possible should be made during pulverisation.
2
Heinzman rubbed his thumb and forefinger together and wafted the imaginary pulverisation away.
3
In the rainbow and parrot fish they are highly specialised, otherwise the pulverisation of the hard shell of molluscs would be impossible.
4
Already desperately short of resources and struggling with poor infrastructure, Haiti now has to cope with its pulverisation from one of the world's worst earthquakes.
Usage of grinds in English
1
Meanwhile the Nato war machine grinds on with its own internal logic.
2
Stanford grinds out win over Washington State STANFORD, Calif. -The No.
3
In short, the league grinds to a halt and begins losing money.
4
Whether that could be seen as endorsing reliance on grinds is unclear.
5
Capitalism seeks foreign markets, grinds the worker as in a coffee mill.
6
Nearly two-thirds of Leaving Certificate students take grinds, a new survey suggests.
7
Websites offering second-level students study notes and grinds are on the rise.
8
It's the sense of superiority such people adopt that grinds my gears.
9
You know, that just... grinds things to a halt, slows everything down.
10
God's mill grinds slowly, my monkish friend, but it grinds exceedingly fine.
11
Henry Adams grinds his teeth at his inability to understand the universe.
12
This traveling is the part of my work that grinds me, Andor.
13
Coarse and medium grinds disperse the bran and germ throughout the flour.
14
Add the pumpkin and a few grinds of pepper and stir again.
15
Michaela, clothed in summer heat, grinds coffee, sets out honey and figs.
16
Takes a small piece of jerky and grinds it between his teeth.
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Grinds through the time
Grinds across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common