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grind


Definition: Meaning of, grind in English to Spanish dictionary.

Pronunciation: / ɡrʌɪnd /

  • verb
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Prsesent Past Past Participle
grind ground ground
Present Participle Third Person Singular
grinding grinds
  1. moler
    SYNONYM
    mill, pound
    ANTONYM
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  2. rechinar
    SYNONYM
    gnash, creak, grate, whir, whirr
    ANTONYM
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  3. pulverizar
    SYNONYM
    spray, pulverize, atomize, grind up, grind down
    ANTONYM
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  4. picar
    SYNONYM
    chop, sting, itch, nibble, bite, mince
    ANTONYM
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  5. amolar
    SYNONYM
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  6. afilar
    SYNONYM
    sharpen, hone, taper, whet, point
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  7. machacar
    SYNONYM
    crush, pound, pulverize
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  8. hacer rechinar
    SYNONYM
    grit, grate
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  9. oprimir
    SYNONYM
    press, oppress, squeeze, hold down, compress
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  10. agobiar
    SYNONYM
    overwhelm, burden, oppress, overburden, weigh down, load
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  11. funcionar con dificultad
    SYNONYM
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  1. rutina
    SYNONYM
    routine, rut, rote, round
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  2. trabajo pesado
    SYNONYM
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grind used in phrases

grind used in phrasal verbs

  • grind away (phrasal verb)
    1. trabajar como un esclavo
    2. tocar laboriosamente
  • grind away at (phrasal verb)
    1. moler lejos en
  • grind down (phrasal verb)
    1. desgastar
    2. oprimir
  • grind on (phrasal verb)
    1. Moler
  • grind out (phrasal verb)
    1. reproducir mecánicamente
    2. reproducir laboriosamente
  • grind up (phrasal verb)
    1. pulverizar
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