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- Germano-
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- gerund phrase
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- gibe
- give consideration to
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- greenwashing
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- grill
- grille
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grill, grille
Grill refers to a dish, a metal rack or a cooking process involving direct heat.
- A traditional mixed grill is not a suitable dish for vegetarians.
- Place each piece of chicken on the grill and baste with the remaining liquid.
- Ben refuses to grill anything but salmon steaks on his new barbecue.
To grill someone is to interrogate that person.
- The police detective grilled the suspect about her activities on the previous Tuesday.
- Teenagers coming home at 3 a.m. often get a grilling from their parents.
A grille is a decorative metal screen.
- By the end of the day, thousands of dead insects were stuck to the grille of our new camper.
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