grid

US /ɡrɪd/

UK /ɡrɪd/

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n.NounElectrical network supplying electricity to area
The grid went out so no one in the town has any power
n.NounMetal structure with bars used to cover a hole
The men covered the opening with the metal grid after they were done working beneath the ground
n.NounPattern made up of lines and small squares
Use the grid to solve the math questions
n.NounA network of lines that cross each other to form a series of squares or rectangles.
The city has an efficient grid of public transportation.
n.NounA pattern of lines on a map or chart that helps to find the location of places.
Use the grid on the map to locate the treasure.
n.NounA framework of parallel bars used for cooking food over heat.
Place the meat on the grid to grill it.
n.NounAn electrode in a vacuum tube.
The technician checked the grid of the circuit board.
v.t.Transitive VerbTo mark with a grid.
The data was gridded to make it easier to analyze.

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