grid
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɡrɪd/
Forms: grids
grid means: A pattern of crossing lines that forms equal squares or rectangles.
noun
A pattern of crossing lines that forms equal squares or rectangles.
- Draw a grid on the paper.
- Write one number in each square of the grid.
- The photos are arranged in a grid.
The connected wires and equipment that carry electricity to homes and other buildings.
- The storm damaged the power grid.
- This village is connected to the national grid.
- Our solar panels send extra electricity to the grid.
Lines dividing a map into numbered or named areas so you can find places.
- Use the grid to find the village.
- Each square on this map’s grid has a number.
- The rescue team asked for our grid reference.
verb
To cover a surface with crossing lines that form squares or rectangles.
- Grid the paper before drawing.
- She gridded the map into equal squares.
- We need to grid the survey area.
Questions about grid
What does grid mean?
A pattern of crossing lines that forms equal squares or rectangles.
What is grid in other languages?
Türkçe: ızgara · Español: cuadrícula · Français: grille · Deutsch: Raster · Italiano: griglia · 日本語: 格子
How do you pronounce grid?
It is pronounced /ɡrɪd/.
How do you use grid in a sentence?
Draw a grid on the paper. Write one number in each square of the grid.
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