grid
🇺🇸
/ɡrɪd/
🇬🇧
/ɡrɪd/
noun
C1
A pattern of straight lines that cross to make squares.
The city has a grid of streets that are easy to navigate.
R
A frame made of metal or wood bars that are parallel or cross each other.
The window has a metal grid to keep it secure.
C1
Squares on a map marked with letters or numbers to find a place.
Find the location using the grid on the map.
C1
A system of wires or pipes that send power or gas over a large area.
Electricity flows through the grid to homes and businesses.
R
Lines that mark where racing cars start.
The cars lined up on the grid before the race began.
R
Computers linked together to share power and data for solving hard problems.
Scientists use a grid of computers to process large amounts of data.
translation
A pattern of straight lines that cross to make squares.; A frame made of metal or wood bars that are parallel or cross each other.; Squares on a map marked with letters or numbers to find a place.; A system of wires or pipes that send power or gas over a large area.; Lines that mark where racing cars start.; Computers linked together to share power and data for solving hard problems.
Word Forms
Plural
grids