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grit如何读

英：[grɪt]

美：[ɡrɪt]

grit是什么意思

n. (名词)

砂砾，砂岩，沙粒，粗砂，细沙，石英砂
胆量，勇气
刚毅，毅力，坚韧
石屑，金属屑，棱角形碎金属
硬渣
磨料

abbr. (缩略词)

=Graduated Reciprocated Reduction in Tension 逐渐往复减低紧张

v. (动词)

咬牙切齿地说，咬紧（牙）
发出刺耳摩擦声，摩擦作声，发轧轧声
撒沙子，撒沙砾；撒盐
下定决心，鼓起勇气
轧，研磨
在...上铺砂砾，铺砂
摩擦

grit变形

复数:grits

第三人称单数:grits

现在分词:gritting

过去式:gritted

过去分词:gritted

grit词根

词根：grit

adj.

gritty 坚韧不拔的；有砂砾的；多沙的；像砂的

grit英英释义

noun

sand, gravel

a hard sharp granule (as of sand)also: material (as many abrasives) composed of such granules

any of several sandstones

the structure of a stone that adapts it to grinding

the size of abrasive particles usually expressed as their mesh

firmness of mind or spirit : unyielding courage in the face of hardship or danger

managed to survive by his grit and guile

capitalized a Liberal in Canadian politics

verb

intransitive verb

to give forth a grating sound

dry snow gritting beneath our feet

transitive verb

to cause (one's teeth) to grind or grate

gritted his teeth and faced the challenge

to cover or spread with gritespecially: to smooth (a material, such as marble) with a coarse abrasive

grit词组

grit chamber沉砂池

steel grit钢砂；钢丸；钢粒

grit词源中文解释

古英语 greot"沙子，尘土，泥砾"，源自原始日耳曼语 *greutan "被压碎的岩石的微小颗粒"（也指古撒克逊语 griot，古弗里西亚语 gret，古诺尔斯语 grjot"岩石，石头"，德语 Grieß "砂砾，沙子"），源自原始印欧语 *ghreu- "磨擦，磨碎"（也指立陶宛语 grūdas "谷物，核心"，古教会斯拉夫语 gruda"土块"）。"勇气，精神，坚定的意志"的意义首次出现于美国英语，1808年。

If he hadn't a had the clear grit in him, and showed teeth and claws, they'd a nullified him so, you wouldn't have see'd a grease spot of him no more. [Thomas Chandler Haliburton, "Sam Slick in England," 1843]

如果他没有坚定的勇气，没有表现出牙齿和爪子，他们就会让他失效，你就再也看不到他的踪迹了。[托马斯·钱德勒·哈利伯顿，《山姆·斯利克在英国》，1843年]

grit_体育行业词汇

勇气

刚毅

grit词源英文解释

Noun Middle English greet, grete, going back to Old English grēot, going back to Germanic *greuta- "broken bits of stone, sand, gravel," (whence also Old Saxon griot "sand, gravel," Middle Dutch griet "coarse sand, grit," Old High German grioz, Old Icelandic grjót "gravel, pebbles"), noun derivative of *greutan- "to grind, crush" (whence Old High German gegrozan "coarse-grained," past participle of a presumed strong verb griozan "to crush"), going back to dialectal Indo-European *ghreu̯dH-e/o-, whence, from zero grade, Lithuanian grū́džiu/grū́du, grū́sti "to crush, pulverize"; and from a nominal derivative with o-grade Russian grúda "heap, pile," Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian grȕda "lump, clod" Note: The form grit (rarely grite) is first attested from the late sixteenth century, alongside the forms greet, greete and griet, which by the nineteenth century are considered dialectal. While the latter clearly continue the Middle and Old English etymon, the source of grit is uncertain, as Middle English ẹ̄ should not result in short i. It has been suggested, as by the Oxford English Dictionary, first edition, that short i has been taken from the vowel of grit in grits. — The Germanic verb is unattested outside of Old High German. The Indo-European base *ghreu̯dH-e/o- has no solidly comparable progeny outside of Germanic and Balto-Slavic. Compare also grits, groats, grout >entry 1. Verb derivative of grit >entry 1, with some senses probably in part phonesthemic and in part influenced by grate >entry 3

The first known use of grit was before the 12th century

grit儿童词典英英释义

groanverb

to utter a deep moan of pain, grief, or irritation

to make a harsh sound under strain

the chair groaned under my weight

groanverb

to utter a deep moan of pain, grief, or irritation

to make a harsh sound under strain

the chair groaned under my weight

groanverb

to utter a deep moan of pain, grief, or irritation

to make a harsh sound under strain

the chair groaned under my weight

grizzly1 of 2adjective

grizzled

grizzly2 of 2noun

grizzly bear

grizzledadjective

sprinkled, streaked, or mixed with gray

a grizzled beard

gritsplural noun

coarsely ground hulled grain

hominy grits

grit1 of 2noun

a small hard sharp particle (as of sand)

material (as an abrasive) composed of grits

firmness of mind or spirit : unyielding courage

grit2 of 2verb

to grind or cause to grind : grate

grit one's teeth

grit 例句

1 They do need grit to digest their food, though.

2 I accept that I’m probably the most qualified for the job, grit my teeth, and put in a row of jagged sutures.

3 Jack gritted his teeth and leapt for the imp, but the creature made as if to snap his fingers again, and Jack stopped short.

4 “No,” she said through gritted teeth, rocking back and forth.

5 “I’m going to bury you with a box of grits,” she had once told him, laughing at the thought.

6 The road..is unmetalled and covered in grit.

7 I grit my teeth and roll to the edge, grabbing the pole that supports the net, and swing my leg over the side.

8 Septimus would have answered her, but his jaw muscles were clenched, his teeth gritted hard together.

9 She turned to Big Ma and said, “Daughter, stir those grits up right. Extra hunk of butter—good butter from McDaniels’s farm,” she felt the need to add.

10 “Stupid trees,” Tally muttered, gritting her teeth as she plunged the blade down again.

11 Noah paced back and forth, gritting his teeth.

12 I was so overwhelmed that I gritted my teeth.

我不胜困窘,咬紧牙关.

13 “I was at our usual spot,” I said, gritting my teeth.

14 You've got to admire her grit.

你不得不佩服她的勇气。

15 It is just as that dear, good Professor Van Helsing said: he is true grit, and he improves under strain that would kill a weaker nature.

16 I like the ones on the rock-and-roll sheet—words like heart and grit and power.

17 I grit my teeth and grab the lamp from my bedside table.

18 When you’re done, you pour the grits down the drain and eat the road apples.”

19 His teeth gritted and the last image he had seen of Gus going through the door lingered in his mind.