Definition of grater in English:
grater
noun ˈɡreɪtəˈɡreɪdər
A device having a surface covered with holes edged by slightly raised cutting edges, used for grating cheese and other foods.
擦菜器，菜擦子，菜刨a cheese gratera nutmeg grater- It includes 14 tools, such as knives, spatulas, a grater, a can opener and a corkscrew.
- It's very simple: just use the side of a cheese grater or slicer.
- The common four-sided box graters have different-size holes on each side, but only the long, flat holes (the ones you use for cheese) will produce the right shreds for a crispy pancake.
- English and Irish silver examples are less exotic but exhibit pleasing proportions that stem from good design and craftsmanship; they were sometimes combined with nutmeg graters, seals, and pipe tampers.
- She was now spreading sauce on the noodles, a block of cheese and a grater next to the pan.
- Grate the zucchini using the large holes of a cheese grater.
- To prevent a clumpy mess when shredding semisoft cheese with a box grater, spray grater with a nonstick cooking spray before you start.
- Grate your garlic - I use a nifty little garlic grater, but just use whatever you have on hand.
- Scrape the gratings from the grater and the larger bits on top into a small bowl.
- You can also grate the crumbs by hand using a cheese grater.
- She was still frozen in place, her knuckles turning white from gripping the cheese grater so tightly.
- She said the drink is more interesting if there are whole cinnamon sticks and nutmeg with a grater on the bar.
- Almost all the nutmeg graters in the Green Collection were made in England or America between the late seventeenth and early twentieth centuries.
- Zesters and box graters have small holes for this purpose, but a microplane grater makes the job easier.
- What if you took a bar of the soap, scraped off shavings with a cheese grater into a container, and added some water?
- Break orange peel into small pieces, or finely grate with grater.
- Wash and grate the zucchini at an angle on the large side of a cheese grater.
- It is hardly possible for one to imagine a kitchen without a rolling pin and plank, a coconut grater or at least a churner.
- There's not one microplane grater in the bunch, though one is in Delia Smith's list of essentials available for sale.
- Grate the bars of soap using the largest holes of a box style grater.
Rhymes
cater, crater, creator, curator, data, debater, delator, dumbwaiter, equator, fascinator, freighter, frustrater, gaiter, gyrator, hater, later, legator, mater, negator, pater, peseta, plater, rotator, skater, slater, stater, tater, traitor, ultimata, understater, upstater, waiter
Definition of grater in US English:
grater
nounˈɡrādərˈɡreɪdər
A device having a surface covered with holes edged by slightly raised cutting edges, used for grating cheese and other foods.
擦菜器，菜擦子，菜刨a cheese gratera nutmeg grater- Scrape the gratings from the grater and the larger bits on top into a small bowl.
- There's not one microplane grater in the bunch, though one is in Delia Smith's list of essentials available for sale.
- Grate the zucchini using the large holes of a cheese grater.
- She was still frozen in place, her knuckles turning white from gripping the cheese grater so tightly.
- Zesters and box graters have small holes for this purpose, but a microplane grater makes the job easier.
- English and Irish silver examples are less exotic but exhibit pleasing proportions that stem from good design and craftsmanship; they were sometimes combined with nutmeg graters, seals, and pipe tampers.
- Grate your garlic - I use a nifty little garlic grater, but just use whatever you have on hand.
- She was now spreading sauce on the noodles, a block of cheese and a grater next to the pan.
- Almost all the nutmeg graters in the Green Collection were made in England or America between the late seventeenth and early twentieth centuries.
- You can also grate the crumbs by hand using a cheese grater.
- Grate the bars of soap using the largest holes of a box style grater.
- It includes 14 tools, such as knives, spatulas, a grater, a can opener and a corkscrew.
- What if you took a bar of the soap, scraped off shavings with a cheese grater into a container, and added some water?
- It's very simple: just use the side of a cheese grater or slicer.
- Wash and grate the zucchini at an angle on the large side of a cheese grater.
- She said the drink is more interesting if there are whole cinnamon sticks and nutmeg with a grater on the bar.
- The common four-sided box graters have different-size holes on each side, but only the long, flat holes (the ones you use for cheese) will produce the right shreds for a crispy pancake.
- It is hardly possible for one to imagine a kitchen without a rolling pin and plank, a coconut grater or at least a churner.
- To prevent a clumpy mess when shredding semisoft cheese with a box grater, spray grater with a nonstick cooking spray before you start.
- Break orange peel into small pieces, or finely grate with grater.