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Перевод: grist

[существительное]
зерно для помола; помол ; солод ; запас ; масса ; количество; барыш

Тезаурус:

1. In the brewery it is milled into a powder called grist and then mixed with hot water (known as liquor in breweries) in a vessel called a mash tun.
2. His songs today bemoan the rotten state of the world - Aids, police violence, the homeless, his ex-manager - these are now grist to his mill.
3. Ian Grist, the junior Welsh minister responsible for health, says he and Peter Walker, the Welsh Secretary, "fully recognise the need for the NHS in Wales to be given a clear steer as to its future direction".
4. In the brewery the malt is ground into a coarse powder called grist.
5. It was recorded as a fulling mill, although it may at least in part have been a grist mill.
6. The latter had now been built up to a reasonable size with the main mill, a dye house, out buildings, stove, stables, press shop and store houses, as well as the grist mill.
7. Turmoil in industrial relations, ethnic disturbances, the growth of violent crime, even the dismal competitive record of British footballers, cricketers, and tennis players, were all grist to the commentators' mill.
8. Humans had become mere technical grist to the mill like any base metal.
9. The likes of William Grist and G.F. Tabram were, in a way, the replacements of the clothier dynasties such as the Playnes, rapidly creating a business that utilised many of the area's mills just as the clothiers had done before them.
10. By 1874, William Grist, the flock and shoddy magnate, was Using St Mary's Mill, possibly for around a decade, but by 1890, the mill again fell silent.
11. The site then consisted of a grist and two fulling mills.
12. For instance, in 1858, Philpotts Mill nearby, was being run by Grist and Tabram for the manufacture of flock and shoddy, and William Grist was running Merrets Mill for the same purpose in 1863.
13. The result was that Inchbrook left the cloth trade and was taken over by Grist and Tabram for the manufacture of flock and shoddy.