grid

US /ɡrɪd/
UK /ɡrɪd/
"grid" picture
1.

网格, 格栅

a framework of spaced bars that are parallel to or cross each other; a grating

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The city's streets are laid out on a rectangular grid.
城市的街道呈矩形网格状。
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The artist used a grid to help with the proportions of the drawing.
艺术家使用网格来帮助调整绘画的比例。
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meshlatticegratingframeworknet
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网格, 坐标网

a network of lines of latitude and longitude on a map or chart

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Navigators use a geographical grid to pinpoint locations.
导航员使用地理网格来精确定位。
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The map has a clear grid overlay for easy coordinate reading.
地图上有一个清晰的网格覆盖层，便于读取坐标。
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电网, 电力网

a network of power lines and substations used to transmit and distribute electricity

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The storm caused widespread outages on the power grid.
风暴导致电网大面积停电。
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Smart grids are designed to improve the efficiency and reliability of electricity distribution.
智能电网旨在提高电力分配的效率和可靠性。
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networksystemwebcircuit
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绘制网格, 划分网格

to mark with a grid

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The cartographer will grid the map before printing.
制图师将在打印前绘制网格。
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We need to grid the area for a more systematic search.
我们需要划分网格以进行更系统的搜索。
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mapchartdividesection