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grind Meaning in Turkish (grind Türkçe anlamı)

verböğütmek, kasmak
nounzahmet
öğütmek in English:grind
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grind kelimesinin Türkçe anlamı: öğütmek, kasmak, zahmet. (Bir şeyi iki sert yüzey arasında ezerek küçük parçacıklara veya toza indirgemek.)

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Definitions of Grind

  1. 1
    verb
    öğütmek

    To reduce something to small particles or powder by crushing it between two hard surfaces.

    Bir şeyi iki sert yüzey arasında ezerek küçük parçacıklara veya toza indirgemek.

  2. 2
    verb
    kasmak

    To perform a difficult or repetitive task with great effort and persistence.

    Zorlu veya tekrarlayan bir görevi büyük bir çaba ve azimle yerine getirmek.

  3. 3
    noun
    zahmet

    A difficult, laborious, or monotonous task or routine that requires sustained effort.

    Sürekli çaba gerektiren zorlu, zahmetli veya monoton bir görev veya rutin.

Example Sentences

“She had to grind the coffee beans every morning.”

Her sabah kahve çekirdeklerini öğütmek zorundaydı.

“Students often have to grind through exams.”

Öğrenciler genellikle sınavlar için çok çalışmak zorunda kalırlar.

“The daily commute was a real grind.”

Günlük işe gidiş geliş gerçek bir zahmetti.

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Synonyms (Eş Anlamlılar)

In English:

crushmillpowder

Antonyms (Zıt Anlamlılar)

In English:

buildassemble

Inflected Word Forms

past tenseground
past participleground
present participlegrinding
noungrindstone
agent noungrinder

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

grind to a haltidiom

To slow down gradually and then stop completely.

grind out a livingexpression

To earn just enough money to live, often through hard and monotonous work.

have an axe to grindidiom

To have a private reason for doing or saying something, especially a complaint or grievance.