grid

grid
noun

a framework of spaced bars that are parallel to or cross each other; a grating
格栅；栅栏
the metal grids had been pulled across the foyer.
大厅的金属栅栏已被拉上。
a network of lines that cross each other to form a series of squares or rectangles
网格
a grid of tree-lined streets.
树木成行的棋盘式街道。
■a field for American football; a gridiron
美式橄榄球球场；橄榄球赛
■a network of cables or pipes for distributing power, especially high-voltage transmission lines for electricity
输电网（尤指高压输电线路）
the second reactor was not connected to the grid until 1985.
第二座反应堆直到1985年才接入输电网。
■a network of regularly spaced lines on a map that cross one another at right angles and are numbered to enable the precise location of a place
（地图上便于查找地点所在位置的）坐标方格
■a pattern of lines marking the starting places on a motor-racing track
（汽车赛车道上的）始发线
first away from the grid.
率先越过赛车道始发线。
■(Electronics)an electrode placed between the cathode and anode of a thermionic valve or cathode ray tube, serving to control or modulate the flow of electrons
(电子)（控制）栅极
■(Computing)a number of computers linked together via the Internet so that their combined power may be harnessed to work on difficult problems
(计算机)计算机联网

verb

[with obj.][usu. as adj. gridded]put into or set out as a grid
使…构成网格状；布置成网格结构
a well-planned core of gridded streets.
由网格状街道构成的精心规划的中心城区。

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off the grid

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