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groat /graut; NAmE grout/ noun a silver coin used in Europe in the past格罗特（欧洲旧时银币） gro-cer /'gr9usa(r); NAmE 'grou-/ noun 1 a person who owns, manages or works in a shop/store selling food and other things used in the home 食物杂货商 2 gro­cer’s (p/. gro.cers) a shop/store that sells these things 食物杂货店

gr〇-cery /'grausari; NAmE 'grou-/ noun {pi. -ies)

1 {especially Br^) (NAmE usually 'grocery store) [C] a shop/store that sells food and other things used in the home. In American English ‘grocery store，is often used to mean ‘supermarket’.食品杂货店（在美国英语中 grocery store 常用以指 supermarket ) 2 groceries [pi.] food and other goods sold by a grocer or at a super- market 食品杂货► gro.cery [only before noun]: the grocery biH食品杂货账单

grog /grog; AMwf gra:g/ now/7 [U] *1 a strong alcoholic drink，originally rum, mixed with water 格洛格酒（用 朗姆酒兑水制成的烈酒）2 (/n/ormfl/，Awsfra/f，A/Z£) any alcoholic drink, especially beer 酒（无指啤酒 > groggy /'grugi; NAmE 'graigi/ adj. [not usually before noun] {informal) weak and unable to think or move well because you are ill/sick or very tired (因疾病或疲劳 而j昏昏沉沉，眩晕无为，踉踉跄跄 groin /groin/ noun 1 the part of the body where the legs join at the top including the area around the geni- tals (= sex organs)腹股沟；大腿根儿：She fcicfced her attacfcer in the groin.她朝義击者的下身踢了一脚。◊ He’s been ojgfaH season wfth a groin   他因腹股沟伤痛休

息了 _ 个赛季。一picture o body 2 (espec/a//y

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grok /grDk; NAmE gra:k/ (-kk-) verb [VN] {US, slang) to understand sth completely using your feelings rather than considering the facts 通过感觉意会：Children grok this show immediately but their parents take longer to

get it.孩子很快就通过感觉理解了这一演出，他们的父母 却花了更长的时间才理解。

grom-met /'grDmit; NAmE 'graim-/ noun 1 a small metal ring placed around a hole in cloth or leather, to make it stronger (织物或皮革上用以加固扣眼的）金属 环，金属圈 2 (8r£)   tube) a small tube placed in a

child’s ear in order to drain liquid from it 鼓室通气 管；中耳引流管 groom /gruim/ verb, noun

■                  verfc 1 [VN] to clean or brush an animal (给动物）擦 洗，刷鈍：to groom a horse/dog/cat 刷洗 4 / 知 / 猫◊ The horses are aH weH/ed and groomed•这些马都喂得饱 饱的，刷洗得干干净溱。2 [VN] (of an animal动物）to clean the fur or skin of another animal or itself (给自 己或其他动物）理毛，梳毛：a/emaZe ape grooming Aer mate 4 同伴梳毛的母猿 3 〜sb (for/as sth) to prepare or train si> for an important job or position 使好准备； 培养.；训练：[VN] Our junior employees are being groomed/or more senior roies.我们的初M雇员正在接受 培训以承担更重要的职责。◊ [VN to inf] rhe eWest son is being groomed, to take over when his father dies. -I^TIE 在接受培养，’以在父亲过世后接手父业。4 [VN] (of a person who is sexually attracted to children 对儿童有性 兴趣的人）to prepare a child for a meeting, especially using an Internet chat room, with the intention of performing an illegal sexual act 为约会(儿童）做准 备，引诱（尤指利用互联网聊天室进行非法性活动）

■                  noun 1 a person whose job is to feed and take care of horses, especially by brushing and cleaning them 马 夫;.马倌；马匹饲养貞2 = bridegroom

groomed /gruimd/ adj. (usually following an adverb ii 常用于副词之后）used to describe the way in which a person cares for their clothes and hair (述穿肴打扮 情况）：S/ie is a〖miysper/ectiy groomed. M总i打裕得 千合利落。一see also well groomed groom-ing /'gruimiri/ noun [U] the things that you do to keep your clothes and hair clean and neat, or to keep an animal’s fur or hair clean 打扮；装束；刷洗；..（给会 物）梳毛：Vou. shouZd aZways pay attention to personal grooming.你应随时注意个人杈_。

grooms-man /'gruimzman/ noun {pi. -men /-man/) {NAm£) a friend of the bridegroom at a wedding, who has special duties 男慎相；伴郎 groove /gru:v/ noun 1 a long narrow cut in the surface of sth hard 沟；槽；辙；纹 2 (/>7/ormfl/) a particular type of musical rhythm (某种）音*节奏：a jazz groove 爵 士 乐节奏 ITiT?il be (stuck) in a 'groove (Br£) to be unable to change sth that you have been doing the same way for a long time and that has become boring 墨守成规；照惯例行事

grooved /gruivd/ adj. having a groove or grooves ^

的；有槽的

groovy /'gruivi/ adj. {old-fashioned, informal) fashion- able，attractive and interesting 时_的；吸引人的；有 趣的

grope /graup; NAmE group/ verb, noun m verb 1 [V] ~ (around)(for sth) to try and find sth that you cannot see, by feeling with your hands 摸索；搜索；搜 .寻；探寻：He groped around in the dark for his other socfc•他在黑暗中到处瞎摸找另一只袜子。

'It's so , so ... f I was groping for the right word to describeit. “它是那么…，那么…”我想找一个恰当的字 眼来描述它。2 [+〇办.//^印.]to try and reach a place by feeling with your hands because you cannot see clearly (用手）摸索着往前走：[VN] ffe groped his way up the staircase in the dark.        〇 [V] She groped

through the darkness towards the doors.她摸黑朝门口走 去。3 [VN】（/n/omjfl/) to touch sb sexually, especially when they do not want you to 猥袭；摸（某入） h noun {informal) an act of groping sb (= touching them sexually)狼亵；摸

gross /graus; NAmE grous/ adj., adv., verb, noun a adj. (gross-er, gross-est) 1 [only before noun] being the total amount of sth before anything is taken away 总 的；■毛的：gross weight (= including the container or wrapping) 0 gross income/wage (= before taxes, etc. are taken away)(税前）总收益 / 工资◊ Investments showed a gross pro月t 〇} 26%.投资毛利为 26%。 —compare net 2 [only before noun] (formal or law #) (of a crime, etc•罪行very obvious and unacceptable 严 重的：gross mdecency/negZigence/misconduct 严重猥 亵 / 过失 / 渎职◊ gross vfokition 〇/ human rights 严重 侵犯人权3 (/>?/o/7nfl〇 very unpleasant令人不快的；令人 恶心的；使人厌恶的 H2ZI disgusting : lHe ate it with mustard.’‘Oh, gross/’ “他用芥末拌着吃。” “啊，真恶 心！” 〇 note at disgusting 4 very rude 粗鲁的；不雅 的 HIT! crude： gross be/iaviour 垣鲁的行为 5 very fat and ugly 肥胖而丑陋的：She’s not just fat, she’s posi- tivdy gross/她不只是胖，她简直是五大三粗！ ►gross­ness now/? [U]

■                  flt/v. in total, before anything is taken away 总共；全 部：She earns £25 000 a year gross•她一奉总收入为 25 000 英镑。：一(：〇111?3比呢1'〇办

■                  verb [VN] to earn a particular amount of money before tax has been taken off it 总收入为；总共赚、得：It is one 〇/ the biggest grossing movies 〇/ aH time.这是票房收入 创历史之最的影片之-r。iu:i：yj .gross sb out {NAmE, informal) to be very unpleasant and make sb feel disgusted使人恶心；令人憎恶；令人作呕SE1 disgust ： His bad breath reaHy grossed me. out.他的口 臭实在使我恶心。

• noun 1 (p/. gross)』a group of 144 things —罗(144 个）：two gross 〇/ app〖es 两罗苹果◊ to seH sth by the gross 按罗出售 2 grosses) (e5peda//y L/S) a total amount of money earned by sth, especially a film/ movie, before any costs .are taken away (尤邊影片的） 毛收入，总收入

.gross do.mestic product noun [sing., u] = GDP gross-ly /'grausli; NAmE 'groosli/ adv. (disapproving) (used to describe unpleasant qualities.形容令人不快尚 事物）extremely极度地；其；非常：grossly ovenveight/im/afr/fnadequate 极胖 / 不公f/■不充分◊ Press reports have been grossZy exaggerated.新闻报道过 于夸张。

.gross .national product noun [sing., u] = GNP 'gross-out noun {especially NAmE, informal) something disgusting令人K恶的东.西；‘胃n的余西：ITiey eat What a gross-out/ 他们吃苍縄？真恶心！