grid
柯林斯词典
1. N-COUNT A grid is something which is in a pattern of straight lines that cross over each other, forming squares. On maps, the grid is used to help you find a particular thing or place. 网格; (地图上的) 坐标方格
...a grid of ironwork. …铁格栅。
...a grid of narrow streets. …网格式的狭窄街道。
2. N-COUNT A grid is a network of wires and cables by which sources of power, such as electricity, are distributed throughout a country or area. 系统网络 (指输电网等)
...breakdowns in communications and electric-power grids. …通信与输电网故障。
3. N-COUNT Thegrid or the starting grid is the starting line on a car-racing track. 赛车起跑线
The Ferrari driver was starting second on the grid. 那位法拉利赛车手排在起跑线的第二位。
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grid /ɡrɪd/ (grids)
剑桥词典
grid noun [C] (PATTERN/STRUCTURE)
a pattern or structure made from horizontal and vertical lines crossing each other to form squares
网格，方格；格栅，格子
A metal grid had been placed over the hole to prevent people from falling in. 在洞口铺了一个铁格栅，以免有人跌入。
In Barcelona the streets are laid out in/on a grid system . 巴塞罗那的街道是棋盘式的布局。
也见 gridiron
grid noun [C] (ELECTRICITY)
a system of wires through which electricity is connected to different power stations across a region
电力网，输电网
the national grid 全国输电网
grid noun [C] (MAP)
a pattern of squares with numbers or letters used to find places on a map
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