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grind
A2
verb
Usage:
85%
crush, pulverize
Translation: crush, pulverize
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: To break something into small pieces by rubbing it against a hard surface.

This means to make something smaller by rubbing it on a hard thing. For example, you can grind coffee beans to make powder. It is a usual way to make food or materials small.

I grind coffee beans every morning.

She grinds pepper on her food.

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B1
verb
Usage:
60%
sharpen, file
Translation: sharpen, file
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: To rub something hard, usually with a repeated motion to make it sharp or smooth.

This means rubbing a tool or object many times on a hard surface to make it sharp or smooth. People grind knives to cut better or smooth metal parts in work.

He grinds the knife on the stone.

Workers grind metal parts every day.

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B1
verb
Usage:
70%
study hard, work hard
Translation: study hard, work hard
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: To work or study hard and for a long time, especially in a boring or difficult way.

This means to work or study a lot and with effort. It usually means the work is hard or not fun. People say they grind when they try very hard to succeed.

She grinds all night to pass the test.

He grinds at his job for many hours.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
65%
rub, scrape
Translation: rub, scrape
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: A repetitive, continuous movement causing friction, often making a noise or causing damage.

This means two things rub together in a way that makes a sound or can hurt something. For example, cars or teeth can grind with a noisy and rough feeling.

The car wheels grind on the rough road.

Her teeth grind when she is nervous.

5
B1
noun
Usage:
55%
crushing, milling
Translation: crushing, milling
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: The act of grinding as a noun; the process of crushing or rubbing something into small pieces or powder.

This is the name for the action when you crush or rub something into small parts. For example, the grind of coffee means the amount of powder from grinding the beans.

The grind of coffee takes time.

Grinding is needed before cooking rice.

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B2
noun
Usage:
70%
hard work, chore
Translation: hard work, chore
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: A difficult or tiring task that needs a lot of effort and time.

This means hard, boring work or tasks that take a long time. People often say 'the grind' when they talk about daily work or school that is not easy or fun.

She hates the daily grind of her job.

The grind of studying feels long.

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B2
noun
Usage:
40%
dance style, rhythm
Translation: dance style, rhythm
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: A style of dance or music involving close physical movement or a gritty, rhythmic sound.

This means a type of dance where people move closely or a kind of music with strong, rough beats. It is often in clubs or certain music styles.

They danced a slow grind at the party.

The song has a heavy grind beat.

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B1
verb
Usage:
50%
mill, crush grain
Translation: mill, crush grain
Pronunciation: /ɡraɪnd/
Meaning: To crush grain or seeds into flour or powder in a mill or machine.

This means using a machine or mill to crush grains into small pieces like flour. It is an important step in food making.

Farmers grind wheat to make flour.

We grind corn at the mill.

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