grid in Irish
grid in Irish is eangach léarscáile — grid means a pattern of evenly spaced lines crossing to form squares, such as on graph paper or a map.
grid in Irish
eangach léarscáile
(cartography) A method of marking off maps into areas.
What does "grid" mean?
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noun A pattern of evenly spaced lines crossing to form squares, such as on graph paper or a map.
"Each square of the grid on the map represents one kilometre."
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noun The network of power lines, substations, and generators that delivers electricity across a region.
"Engineers worked through the night to reconnect the village to the grid."
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noun The marked-off starting positions for competitors at the beginning of a race.
"The cars lined up on the grid, engines roaring, waiting for the lights."
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grid in a sentence
- Each square of the grid on the map represents one kilometre.
- She sketched the floor plan on a grid to keep the proportions accurate.
- Engineers worked through the night to reconnect the village to the grid.
- Solar panels on the roof feed extra energy back into the grid.
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What is "grid" in Irish?
"grid" in Irish is eangach léarscáile. grid means: A pattern of evenly spaced lines crossing to form squares, such as on graph paper or a map.
How do you use "grid" in a sentence?
Example: "Each square of the grid on the map represents one kilometre." In Irish, "grid" is eangach léarscáile.
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