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grat·er

(grā′tər)
n.
One that grates, as an implement with sharp-edged slits and perforations on which to grate foods.
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grater

(ˈɡreɪtə)
n
1. (Cookery) a kitchen utensil with sharp-edged perforations for grating carrots, cheese, etc
2. a person or thing that grates
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Noun 1. [画像:grater - utensil with sharp perforations for shredding foods (as vegetables or cheese)]grater - utensil with sharp perforations for shredding foods (as vegetables or cheese)
kitchen utensil - a utensil used in preparing food
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Translations
مِبْشَرَه
struhadlo
rivejern
Reibe Küchenreibe
konyhai reszelõ
rifjárn
radula
strgalo

grater

[ˈgreɪtəʳ] N (Culin) → rallador m
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grater

[ˈgreɪtər] n (for grating food)râpe f cheese grater, nutmeg grater
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grater

nReibe f
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grater

[ˈgreɪtəʳ] ngrattugia
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grate2

(greit) verb
1. to rub (cheese, vegetables etc) into small pieces by means of a grater. rasper يَبْشُر الجُبْن أو الخُضراوات настъргвам ralar (na)strouhat reiben rive τρίβω στον τρίφτη rallar riivima رنده کردن raastaa râper לְגָרֵד रगड़ना ribati reszel memarut rífa grattugiare すりおろす 문지르다, 갈다 tarkuoti rīvēt memarut raspen rive, raspe ucierać توزل، كرول ralar a rade, a da prin răzătoare тереть на тёрке strúhať strgati rendati riva ขูดให้ละเอียด rendelemek 擦碎 терти, шкребти کھردری سطح پر رکھ کر پیسنا mài; nạo 磨碎
2. to irritate. His voice grates on me. klink onaangenaam يَخْدِش الآذان дразня irritar dráždit, drásat schmerzen irritere ενοχλώ, εκνευρίζω crispar, irritar, poner nervioso ärritama عصبی کردن ärsyttää taper sur les nerfs לְעַצבֵּן चिड़चिड़ाना iritirati, smetati nyikorog; idegeire megy mengesalkan fara í taugarnar á irritare 不快感を与える 신경질나게 하다 erzinti kaitināt; krist uz nerviem menjengkelkan irriteren, onaangenaam aandoen skurre, berøre drażnić په قارول irritar a zgâria pe creier раздражать dráždiť dražiti nervirati irritera กวนประสาท sinirine dokunmak 激怒 дратувати جھنجھلاہٹ پیدا کرنا kích thích 激怒
ˈgrater noun
an instrument with a rough surface on which cheese, vegetables etc can be grated. rasper مِبْشَرَه стъргало ralador struhadlo die Reibe rivejern τρίφτης rallador riiv رنده raastin râpe מִגרֶדֶת सब्जी इत्यादि कतरने की मशीन ribež (konyhai) reszelő parut rifjárn grattugia おろし金 강판 tarka rīve parut rasp rivjern tarka توزل ralador răzătoare тёрка strúhadlo strgalo rende rivjärn ที่ขูด rende 擦菜板 тертка, тертушка ٹکڑے کرنے والا آلہ bàn xát 擦菜板
ˈgrating adjective
(of sounds) unpleasant. krassend, krakend ذو صَرير، مُزْعِج остър звук áspero skřípavý unangenehm skærende; skurrende δυσάρεστος, εκνευριστικός chirriante, rechinante kriipiv گوش خراش raastava grinçant צורם अप्रिय, कटु neugodan csikorgó menggerit skapraunandi stridente, stridulo 耳ざわりな 기분 나쁘게 하는 džeržgiantis, erzinantis (par skaņu) griezīgs; kaitinošs bunyi berkeriut irriterend, onaangenaam skurrende, raspende, ubehagelig drażniący خو ا وهونكى. خو اتورونكى، زړه ته نه كيدونكى، بي خونده بي مزي áspero ener­vant; strident раздражающий ostrý hreščeč iritirajući gnisslande, skärande (เสียง) ห้าว kulak tırmalayıcı 刺耳的 скрипучий; дратівний ناگوار آواز chọc tức 刺耳的
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