The meaning of GRATE is grating. How to use grate in a sentence.

When two hard objects grate, they rub together, sometimes making a sharp unpleasant sound.

grate verb To bring or come into abrasive contact, often with a harsh grating sound:

A grate is a framework of metal bars in a fireplace, which holds the coal or wood. A wood fire burned in the grate.

Grating, a strong metal plate with drainage holes, covering a drain or functioning as the surface of a deck, floor, or stair.

Definition of grate noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

Grate definition: a frame of metal bars for holding fuel when burning, as in a fireplace, furnace, or stove.. See examples of GRATE used in a sentence.

When you grate something you rip it to shreds, like a pound of solid cheese that you shred for a recipe. The verb grate entered the English language in the fourteenth century by way of the …

Synonyms for GRATE: annoy, bother, irritate, bug, persecute, get, spite, aggravate; Antonyms of GRATE: placate, appease, please, conciliate, oblige, satisfy, pacify, delight

to reduce to small particles by rubbing against a rough surface or a surface with many sharp-edged openings: to grate a carrot. to rub together with a harsh, jarring sound: to grate one's …