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Перевод: grate

[существительное]
решетка ; каминная решетка; камин ; колосниковая решетка; грохот ;
[глагол]
тереть на терке; растирать; тереть; тереть с резким звуком; скрести с резким звуком; скрипеть; скрежетать; раздражать; раздражающе действовать

Тезаурус:

1. The first morning of the match did actually belong to England, West Indies' lunchtime score being 77 for 4; but then Botham bowled poorly, and Greenidge and Dujon accepted this beneficence grate fully.
2. We switched off everything, I'm sure, and we hadn't had a fire in the grate for days.
3. An empty grate and cold kettle."
4. In some houses the fire grate was loose in the wall and looked liable to fall away at any moment perhaps when full of live coals and with a pan of boiling water.
5. Stepping over a ridge along the floor, I found myself beside an immense open fireplace, all trace of grate and mantelpiece removed.
6. Some elderly people still prefer (or have to make do with) an open fire, but this often presents problems if they have no one to carry coal for them and help to clear out the grate if it is of the old-fashioned type.
7. If Mr Kinnock's voice is beginning to grate a little after less than a month's campaigning, is there a risk that the populace as a whole will not take to his Welsh lilt, should he get into Number 10?
8. How well I remember that old zinc bathtub, placed between two chairs, next to a blazing coal-fire in an open grate.
9. Cut the red pepper into small pieces and grate the onion.
10. Carved faces grinned at us, reflecting the fires that burned in every grate.
11. It was just as well because the back boiler in the kitchen split in two about fifteen years ago and I haven't been able to light a fire in the grate since.
12. It is virtually impossible to grate then, so they should be broken up by stroking with a fork if required for cooking.
13. Sometimes, by Chance, I have a Grate to set,