grate

grate
I ɡreit noun
(a framework of iron bars for holding a fire in a fireplace.) rejilla

II ɡreit verb
1) (to rub (cheese, vegetables etc) into small pieces by means of a grater.) rallar
2) (to irritate: His voice grates on me.) crispar, irritar, poner nervioso
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- grating
grate vb rallar
grated cheese queso rallado
El gerundio de grate se escribe grating
grate
tr[greɪt]
noun
1 (metal frame) rejilla; (fireplace) chimenea
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grate
tr[greɪt]
transitive verb
1 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL rallar
2 (scrape - gen) rascar; (- teeth) hacer rechinar
intransitive verb
1 (screech) chirriar, rechinar
2 figurative use (annoy) ser crispante
■ her voice really grates on me me crispa su voz
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to grate on one's nerves crisparle a uno los nervios
grate ['greɪt] v, grated ; -ing vt
1) : rallar (en cocina)
2) scrape: rascar
3)
to grate one's teeth : hacer rechinar los dientes
grate vi
1) rasp, squeak: chirriar
2) irritate: irritar
to grate on one's nerves: crisparle los nervios a uno
grate n
1) : parrilla f (para cocinar)
2) grating: reja f, rejilla f, verja f (en una ventana)
grate
n.
• hogar s.m.
• parrilla s.f.
• reja s.f.
• verja s.f.
v.
• cerdear (Música) v.
• enrejar v.
• rallar v.
• rechinar v.

I
1. greɪt
transitive verb (Culin) rallar

grated cheese — queso m rallado


2.
vi
a) (irritate) ser* crispante

to grate ON something: his voice grates on the ear su voz hace daño al oído; his laugh really grates on my nerves — su risa me crispa los nervios

b) (make harsh noise) chirriar*

II
noun (fireplace) chimenea f; (metal frame in fireplace) rejilla f

I
[ɡreɪt]
N (=grid) parrilla f ; (=fireplace) chimenea f
II [ɡreɪt]
1. VT
1) [+ cheese etc] rallar

grated cheese — queso m rallado

2) (=scrape) [+ metallic object, chalk etc] hacer chirriar

to grate one's teeth — hacer rechinar los dientes

2. VI
1) [chalk, hinge etc] chirriar (on, against al desplazarse por)
2) (fig)

it really grates (on me) — me pone los pelos de punta

to grate on the ear — hacer daño a los oídos

it grates on my nerves — me pone los nervios de punta, me destroza los nervios

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I
1. [greɪt]
transitive verb (Culin) rallar

grated cheese — queso m rallado


2.
vi
a) (irritate) ser* crispante

to grate ON something: his voice grates on the ear su voz hace daño al oído; his laugh really grates on my nerves — su risa me crispa los nervios

b) (make harsh noise) chirriar*

II
noun (fireplace) chimenea f; (metal frame in fireplace) rejilla f

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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