grate

US /ɡreɪt/
UK /ɡreɪt/
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1.

rallar

to shred food into small pieces by rubbing it against a grater

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She began to grate the cheese for the pasta.
Ella comenzó a rallar el queso para la pasta.
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Can you grate some carrots for the salad?
¿Puedes rallar algunas zanahorias para la ensalada?
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shredraspgrind
2.

rechinar, irritar

to make an unpleasant, harsh, or scraping sound

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The rusty gate began to grate as he pushed it open.
La puerta oxidada comenzó a rechinar cuando la empujó para abrirla.
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The constant drilling sound began to grate on my nerves.
El sonido constante del taladro comenzó a irritar mis nervios.
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jargrindscrapeirritateannoy
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rejilla, parrilla

a frame of metal bars, typically in a fireplace, used to hold fuel or to cover an opening

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The fire was burning brightly in the grate.
El fuego ardía intensamente en la rejilla.
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He cleaned out the ashes from the fireplace grate.
Limpió las cenizas de la rejilla de la chimenea.
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gridgrillerack
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