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grating1 noungrating2 adjective gratinggrat‧ing1 /ˈɡreɪtɪŋ/ noun [countable]   - A grating is a set of tight and dark stripes, usually of equal width.
- A spectrograph uses optical elements called gratings or prisms to separate the light gathered by a telescope into its component colors.
- Gullies often become blocked by dead leaves and small stones which fall through the grating.
- Only a trail of blue sticky stuff all on the gratings.
- Sometimes I added a few gratings of nutmeg.
- Such patterns are known as gratings.
- This process forms gratings in the crystal, a record of the interference pattern.
- Those that had iron gratings locked them across the plate glass.
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- a grating voice
- The machine began to spin faster and faster, with the grating screech of metal on metal.
- We could hear a group of tourists, talking in loud grating voices.
- Calls a short high-pitched whistle and a harsh grating note.
- Rincewind tried to shut his ears to the grating voice beside him.
- The gangplank that linked the slipway to the boat shifted to and fro with a grating sound.
- The luminance profile of a typical grating pattern is shown in Figure 4.3.
- The statue slowly slithered off his body; a grating noise as it hit the floor.
an unpleasant sound► harsh a sound that is harsh is unpleasant, rough, and usually loud: · Cheap loudspeakers often produce a harsh metallic tone.· "You'll do what I tell you," he said, his voice harsh in her ear.· The wind made a harsh wailing sound in the trees. ► grating a sound that is grating is unpleasant, and is often produced by two rough things rubbing together: · The machine began to spin faster and faster, with the grating screech of metal on metal.· We could hear a group of tourists, talking in loud grating voices. ► sickening a sickening sound is very unpleasant and makes you feel physically sick - use this especially about the sound when someone is badly hurt or something is badly damaged: · His head hit the door with a sickening thud.· There was a sickening crash and the sound of broken glass as the two trains collided. a grating sound is hard and unpleasant: a harsh grating voice—gratingly adverb |