Definition Conjugation
Definition of gride - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
soundRare harsh grating soundRare
- The gride of the metal door was unsettling.
2.
painRare sudden piercing painRare
- He felt a sharp gride in his side during the run..
Verb
1.
soundintr. Rare grate or scrape harshlyintr. Rare
- The chair legs did gride on the floor.
2.
combattr. Rare pierce something with a weapontr. Rare
- The knight did gride his foe with a sword.
Origin of gride
Old English, grīdan (to scrape)
Examples of gride in a sentence
I could hear the gride of the rusty hinges. A sudden gride made him wince. The gride in his knee was unbearable. The rusty gate did gride as it opened. I heard the metal gride against the concrete. He did gride the beast with his spear.
The warrior grided the enemy with precision.
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- French:grincement, grincer, ...
- German:Kratzen, kratzen, ...
- Italian:cigolio, stridere, ...
- Spanish:chirrido, chirriar, ...
- Portuguese:rangido, ranger, ...
- Chinese:刺耳声, 刮擦, ...
- Japanese:きしみ, ギーッと音を立てる, ...
- Arabic:صرير خشن, حَكَّ, ...
- Hebrew:חֲרִיקָה, לִגְרוֹד, ...
- Russian:скрежет, скрести, ...
- Ukrainian:скрип, скрипіти, ...
- Hindi:कर्कश ध्वनि, खरोंचना, ...
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