English-Thai Dictionary

grit

N กรวด  กรวดทราย  ก้อนกรวด  gravel sand krud

 

grit

N ความอดทน  ความทรหด  ความกล้า  bravery courage pluck kwam-aod-ton

 

grith

N การ คุ้มครอง ป้องกัน 

 

grits

N ข้าว ซึ่ง สี เอา เปลือก ออก แล้ว  ปลายข้าว  kao-sueng-se-aol-plueak-ook-laeo

 

gritty

ADJ กล้าหาญ  อาจหาญ  ใจกล้า  courageous brave fearful kar-han

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

GRIT

n. 1. The coarse part of meal.
2. Oats hulled, or coarsely ground; written also groats.
3. Sand or gravel; rough hard particles.
4. Sandstone; stone composed of particles of sand agglutinated.

 

GRITH

n.Agreement. [Not in use. ]

 

GRITSTONE

n.[See Grit. ]

 

GRITTINESS

n.The quality of containing grit or consisting of grit, sand or small hard, rough particles of stone.

 

GRITTY

a.Containing sand or grit; consisting of grit; full of hard particles; sandy.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

GRIT

Grit, n. Etym: [OE, greet, greot, sand, gravel, AS. greót grit, sant, dust; akin to OS griott, OFries. gret gravel, OHG. grioz, G. griess, Icel. grjot, and to E. groats, grout. See Groats, Grout, and cf. Grail gravel. ]

 

1. Sand or gravel; rough, hard particles.

 

2. The coarse part of meal.

 

3. pl.

 

Defn: Grain, esp. oats or wheat, hulled and coarsely ground; in high milling, fragments of cracked wheat smaller than groats.

 

4. (Geol.)

 

Defn: A hard, coarse-grained siliceous sandstone; as, millstone grit; -- called also gritrock and gritstone. The name is also applied to a finer sharp-grained sandstone; as, grindstone grit.

 

5. Structure, as adapted to grind or sharpen; as, a hone of good grit.

 

6. Firmness of mind; invincible spirit; unyielding courage; fortitude. C. Reade. E. P. Whipple.

 

GRIT

GRIT Grit, v. i.

 

Defn: To give forth a grating sound, as sand under the feet; to grate; to grind. The sanded floor that grits beneath the tread. Goldsmith.

 

GRIT

Grit, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Gritted; p. pr. &, vb. n. Gritting.]

 

Defn: To grind; to rub harshly together; to grate; as, to grit the teeth. [Collog.]

 

GRITH

Grith, n. Etym: [AS. grith peace; akin to Icel. grid. ]

 

Defn: Peace; security; agreement. [Obs. ] Gower.

 

GRITROCK; GRITSTONE

GRITROCK; GRITSTONE Grit "rock `, Grit "stone ` n. (Geol.)

 

Defn: See Grit, n., 4.

 

GRITTINESS

GRITTINESS Grit "ti *ness, n.

 

Defn: The quality of being gritty.

 

GRITTY

GRITTY Grit "ty, a.

 

1. Containing sand or grit; consisting of grit; caused by grit; full of hard particles.

 

2. Spirited; resolute; unyielding. [Colloq. , U. S.]

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

grit

grit |grit ɡrɪt | ▶noun 1 small, loose particles of stone or sand: she had a bit of grit in her eye. • [ as modifier ] (with numeral ) indicating the grade of fineness of an abrasive: 220 -grit paper. • (also gritstone ) a coarse sandstone: layers of impervious shales and grits. 2 courage and resolve; strength of character: he displayed the true grit of the navy pilot. ▶verb ( grits, gritting, gritted ) [ with obj. ] 1 clench (the teeth ), esp. in order to keep one's resolve when faced with an unpleasant or painful duty: figurative : Congress must grit its teeth and take action | (as adj. gritted ) : “Not here, ” he said through gritted teeth. 2 [ no obj. ] move with or make a grating sound: fine red dust that gritted between the teeth. ORIGIN Old English grēot ‘sand, gravel, ’ of Germanic origin; related to German Griess, also to groats .

 

grits

grits |grits ɡrɪts | ▶plural noun [ also treated as sing. ] a dish of coarsely ground corn kernels boiled with water or milk. • coarsely ground corn kernels from which this dish is made. ORIGIN Old English grytt, grytte ‘bran, mill dust, ’ of Germanic origin: related to Dutch grutten, German Grütze, also to groats .

 

gritter

grit |ter |ˈɡrɪtə (r )| ▶noun Brit. a vehicle or machine for spreading grit and often salt on roads in icy or potentially icy weather.

 

gritty

grit ty |ˈgritē ˈɡrɪdi | ▶adjective ( grittier, grittiest ) 1 containing or covered with grit. 2 showing courage and resolve: a gritty pioneer woman. • tough and uncompromising: a gritty look at urban life. DERIVATIVES grit ti ly |ˈgritəlē |adverb, grit ti ness noun

 

Oxford Dictionary

grit

grit |grɪt | ▶noun [ mass noun ] 1 small loose particles of stone or sand: she had a bit of grit in her eye. • [ as modifier ] (with numeral ) indicating the grade of fineness of an abrasive: 400 grit paper. • (also gritstone ) a coarse sandstone. 2 courage and resolve; strength of character: I've known few men who could match Maude's grit. ▶verb ( grits, gritting, gritted ) 1 [ with obj. ] spread grit and often salt on (an icy road ). 2 [ no obj. ] grate: fine red dust that gritted between the teeth. PHRASES grit one's teeth clench one's teeth, especially when faced with something unpleasant: grit your teeth and splash yourself with cold water! • resolve to do something difficult or unpleasant: Parliament must grit its teeth and take action. ORIGIN Old English grēot ‘sand, gravel ’, of Germanic origin; related to German Griess, also to groats .

 

grits

grits |grɪts | ▶plural noun [ also treated as sing. ] US a dish of coarsely ground maize kernels boiled with water or milk. • coarsely ground maize kernels used to make grits. ORIGIN Old English grytt, grytte ‘bran, mill dust ’, of Germanic origin: related to Dutch grutten, German Grütze, also to groats .

 

gritter

grit |ter |ˈɡrɪtə (r )| ▶noun Brit. a vehicle or machine for spreading grit and often salt on roads in icy or potentially icy weather.

 

gritty

gritty |ˈgrɪti | ▶adjective ( grittier, grittiest ) 1 containing or covered with grit. 2 showing courage and resolve: a typically gritty performance by the British player. • showing something unpleasant as it really is; uncompromising: a gritty look at urban life. DERIVATIVES grittily adverb, grittiness noun

 

American Oxford Thesaurus

grit

grit noun 1 the grit from the paths: sand, dust, dirt; gravel, pebbles, stones. 2 just the grit we're looking for in a candidate: courage, bravery, pluck, mettle, backbone, spirit, strength of character, strength of will, moral fiber, steel, nerve, fortitude, toughness, hardiness, resolve, resolution, determination, tenacity, perseverance, endurance; informal guts, spunk. ▶verb Gina gritted her teeth: clench, clamp together, shut tightly; grind, gnash.

 

gritty

gritty adjective 1 a gritty floor: sandy, gravelly, pebbly, stony; powdery, dusty. 2 a gritty performance: courageous, brave, plucky, mettlesome, stouthearted, valiant, bold, spirited, intrepid, tough, determined, resolute, purposeful, dogged, tenacious; informal gutsy, spunky, feisty. 3 a gritty look at urban life: realistic, uncompromising, tough, true-to-life, unidealized, graphic, sordid.

 

Oxford Thesaurus

grit

grit noun 1 the grit from the paths got into her sandals: gravel, pebbles, stones, shingle, sand, dust, dirt. 2 informal I'm very impressed by your grit: courage, courageousness, bravery, pluck, mettle, mettlesomeness, backbone, spirit, strength of character, strength of will, moral fibre, steel, nerve, gameness, valour, fortitude, toughness, hardiness, resolve, determination, resolution; stamina, doggedness, tenacity, perseverance, endurance; informal gumption, guts, spunk; Brit. informal bottle; vulgar slang balls. ▶verb Gina gritted her teeth to keep her temper under control: clench, clamp together, press together, shut tightly; grate, grind, gnash, scrape, rasp.

 

gritty

gritty adjective 1 she filled the pots with gritty soil: sandy, grainy, granular, gravelly, pebbly, stony; powdery, dusty. 2 his many gritty displays as an all-round cricketer: courageous, brave, plucky, mettlesome, stout-hearted, lionhearted, valiant, bold, spirited, intrepid, game, hardy, tough, steely, determined, resolute, purposeful; dogged, tenacious, enduring, unfaltering, unswerving, unyielding, unflinching; informal gutsy, spunky, ballsy, feisty; rare perseverant.

 

Duden Dictionary

Grit

Grit , Gritt Eigenname Gritt |Gr i t Gr i tt |weiblicher Vorname

 

Grit

Grit Substantiv, maskulin Geologie , der |Gr i t |der Grit; Genitiv: des Grits, (Arten : ) Grite englisch grit, eigentlich = Grobes, Körniges a grober Sand b grobkörniger Sandstein

 

Spanish Dictionary

grita

grita nombre femenino formal Vocerío o griterío producido por una multitud como muestra de protesta o desagrado .

 

gritadera

gritadera nombre femenino Arg, Colomb, Chile, Hond, Salv, Venez Alboroto o bullicio ocasionado por gritos :después del brindis se armó tal gritadera que los vecinos se quejaron; por culpa de la gritadera no escuché lo que dijo Juan antes de irse .

 

gritador, -ra

gritador, -ra adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino Que grita .

 

gritar

gritar verbo intransitivo 1 Dar gritos :la mujer gritaba como una posesa arrastrándose por el suelo de arena; era él quien gritaba presa del terror y la desesperación durante los disparos .SINÓNIMO chillar .2 verbo intransitivo /verbo transitivo Hablar con un tono de voz más alto de lo que se considera normal :el periódico añadió que los manifestantes gritaron pidiendo al régimen que evitase la guerra; en un momento dado sentí sobre mi hombro una palmada, y me volví a ver: era el marqués que me gritaba algo, gesticulando .SINÓNIMO chillar .3 verbo transitivo Reñir a una persona a causa de su actuación o su comportamiento, mediante el tono, palabras y gestos de enfado :empezó a gritarme y a darme empujones .4 Mostrar desagrado o protesta [el público de un espectáculo o de una concentración ] hacia alguien, mediante gritos, silbidos o pataleos .SINÓNIMO abroncar, abuchear .

 

gritería

gritería nombre femenino Griterío .

 

griterío

griterío nombre masculino Ruido de voces que es alto y confuso :aquel fue el último clamor de un griterío multitudinario, a partir del cual se implantaría sobre medio continente un silencio de toque de queda .SINÓNIMO gritería, vocerío .

 

grito

grito nombre masculino 1 Sonido agudo y estridente emitido con la voz de manera fuerte o violenta :dio un grito de espanto y rompió a llorar; de lejos se oían los gritos de las grullas; profirió un grito de dolor pero consiguió no derramar una sola lágrima .2 Expresión que se emite en voz muy alta y manifiesta un sentimiento o una sensación :grito de guerra; los manifestantes proferían vivas y otros gritos; desde lejos se oían los gritos de protesta contra el presidente .a gritos o a grito pelado Gritando o en voz muy alta :se oía una voz desde el otro lado del tabique, hablando a gritos; en una de las mesas del fondo, un hombre ya metido en años cuenta a grito pelado la broma que le gastó, va ya para el medio siglo, a madame Pimentón .estar en un grito Quejarse mucho por un dolor intenso o incesante :el pobre Luis hace una semana que está en un grito .pedir a gritos Tener una necesidad evidente de determinada cosa :el hotel tiene solo dos pegas: un servicio agobiante, excesivamente ruidoso, y unos baños que piden a gritos una reforma, porque no están, ni mucho menos, a la altura del local .poner el grito en el cielo Quejarse abiertamente y mostrar gran malestar ante algo considerado inadecuado o injusto :los movimientos ecologistas han puesto el grito en el cielo y batallan sin cesar para que se acabe con el vertido de ácidos en los ríos .último grito Cosa que es la última novedad en un determinado ámbito :el último grito de la tecnología; sigue siendo síntoma de alto standing calzar y vestir el último grito . VÉASE a voz en grito .

 

gritón, -tona

gritón, -tona adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino coloquial [persona ] Que habla en un tono de voz muy alto o suele dar gritos por cualquier cosa :no soporto a los niños gritones .

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

grit

grit /ɡrɪt /名詞 U 1 ｟くだけて ｠(困難に負けない )勇気, やる気, 根性 .2 〖集合的に 〗砂, 小石 ; 砂岩 .3 (サンドペーパーの )番目, 目数 〘数の大きい方が細かい 〙.動詞 ～s ; ～ted ; ～ting 他動詞 1 〈歯 〉をきしらせる, 食いしばる .2 〈砂 小石など 〉を撒 （ま ）く .自動詞 歯を食いしばる ; 【苦痛などに 】耐える, 耐え抜く «through » .through gr ì tted t é eth 歯を食いしばって ; 困難に負けずにやり [耐え ]抜いて .

 

grits

grits /ɡrɪts /名詞 ｟米 ｠〖単複両扱い 〗挽 （ひ ）き割りトウモロコシ 〘米南部などでは粥 （かゆ ）として朝食に食べる 〙.

 

gritty

grit ty /ɡrɪ́ti /形容詞 1 砂粒状の ; 砂にまみれた .2 (手触りが )ざらざらした .3 〈音などが 〉きしるような .4 〖通例 名詞 の前で 〗現実的な 〈描写 問題など 〉.5 〈人などが 〉勇気のある ; 持続する .