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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. ground1 [ingl. am. ɡraʊnd, ingl. brit. ɡraʊnd] SUST.

1. ground U (land, terrain):

ground
marshy ground
high ground
a patch of ground
to be on one's own ground
to be on safe or firm or solid ground
to be sure of one's ground
to change or shift one's ground
to fall on stony ground
to gain/lose ground
to give ground (in argument)
to give ground (in battle)
to give ground (in battle)
to make ground DEP.

2. ground <grounds, pl >:

ground (premises)
ground (gardens)
ground (gardens)

3. ground U:

ground (surface of the earth)
ground (soil)
we sat on the ground
the ground was too hard to dig
as soon as we got above ground
the ball ran along the ground
to fall/drop to the ground
to crash to the ground
from the ground up
on the ground ingl. brit.
thick/thin on the ground ingl. brit. coloq. celebrities were thick on the ground at the première
to break new or fresh ground
to get off the ground plan/project:
to go to ground ingl. brit. fugitive:
to go to ground fox:
to prepare the ground for sth
to run sb/sth to ground
dar con algo/alguien
to suit sb down to the ground coloq. she said she wasn't going, which suited me down to the ground
to worship the ground sb walks on
to worship the ground sb walks on atrbv. conditions
to worship the ground sb walks on personnel/support
to worship the ground sb walks on attack

4. ground U (matter, subject):

5. ground C (outdoor site):

football ground ingl. brit.
football ground ingl. brit.
cancha f de fútbol amer.
camping ground
testing or proving ground
testing or proving ground

6. ground U ingl. am. ELECTR.:

ground
a connection to ground
a connection to ground atrbv. terminal/wire

7. ground C (background):

ground
on a yellow ground

8. ground (justification):

ground usu pl

9. ground <grounds, pl > (dregs):

II. ground1 [ingl. am. ɡraʊnd, ingl. brit. ɡraʊnd] V. trans.

1.1. ground usu pass (base):

ground argument/theory
ground argument/theory

1.2. ground usu pass (instruct):

to ground sb in sth

2.1. ground plane:

ground

2.2. ground child/teenager esp ingl. am. coloq.:

3. ground NÁUT.:

ground ship

4. ground DEP.:

ground (in US football, rugby) ball
ground (in baseball) ball

5. ground ingl. am. ELECTR.:

ground

III. ground1 [ingl. am. ɡraʊnd, ingl. brit. ɡraʊnd] V. intr. NÁUT.

ground
ground

I. ground2 [ingl. am. ɡraʊnd, ingl. brit. ɡraʊnd] pret. & pret. part grind

II. ground2 [ingl. am. ɡraʊnd, ingl. brit. ɡraʊnd] ADJ.

ground coffee/pepper:

ground
ground rice ingl. brit.

I. grind <pret. & part. pas. ground> [ingl. am. ɡraɪnd, ingl. brit. ɡrʌɪnd] V. trans.

1. grind:

grind pepper/wheat
grind meat ingl. am.
grind meat ingl. am.
picar Esp. Río Pl.
grind crystals/ore

2. grind:

grind lens/mirror
grind knife/blade

3. grind:

to grind sth into sth he ground the cigarette end into the carpet

4. grind ODONT.:

II. grind <pret. & part. pas. ground> [ingl. am. ɡraɪnd, ingl. brit. ɡrʌɪnd] V. intr.

1. grind (move with friction):

2. grind (study hard):

grind coloq.
grind coloq.
darle duro al estudio esp amer.
grind coloq.
empollar Esp. coloq.
grind coloq.
tragar Río Pl. coloq.
grind coloq.
matearse Chile coloq.

III. grind [ingl. am. ɡraɪnd, ingl. brit. ɡrʌɪnd] SUST.

1. grind (drudgery) coloq.:

grind sin pl.
grind sin pl.
rollo m coloq.
grind sin pl.
paliza f coloq.

2. grind ingl. am. coloq. (over-conscientious worker):

3. grind ingl. irland. (private classes):

ground-to-ground [ingl. am. ˌɡraʊndtəˈɡraʊnd, ingl. brit. ˌɡraʊndtəˈɡraʊnd] ADJ.

ground-to-ground

center ground, centre ground ingl. brit. SUST.

center ground
center ground

I. grind <pret. & part. pas. ground> [ingl. am. ɡraɪnd, ingl. brit. ɡrʌɪnd] V. trans.

1. grind:

grind pepper/wheat
grind meat ingl. am.
grind meat ingl. am.
picar Esp. Río Pl.
grind crystals/ore

2. grind:

grind lens/mirror
grind knife/blade

3. grind:

to grind sth into sth he ground the cigarette end into the carpet

4. grind ODONT.:

II. grind <pret. & part. pas. ground> [ingl. am. ɡraɪnd, ingl. brit. ɡrʌɪnd] V. intr.

1. grind (move with friction):

2. grind (study hard):

grind coloq.
grind coloq.
darle duro al estudio esp amer.
grind coloq.
empollar Esp. coloq.
grind coloq.
tragar Río Pl. coloq.
grind coloq.
matearse Chile coloq.

III. grind [ingl. am. ɡraɪnd, ingl. brit. ɡrʌɪnd] SUST.

1. grind (drudgery) coloq.:

grind sin pl.
grind sin pl.
rollo m coloq.
grind sin pl.
paliza f coloq.

2. grind ingl. am. coloq. (over-conscientious worker):

3. grind ingl. irland. (private classes):

stomping ground [ingl. am. ˈstɑmpɪŋ, ingl. brit.] SUST. ingl. am.

stomping ground → stamping ground

stamping ground [ingl. am. ˈstæmpɪŋ ˌɡraʊnd, ingl. brit.] SUST. coloq.

stamping ground

stamping ground [ingl. am. ˈstæmpɪŋ ˌɡraʊnd, ingl. brit.] SUST. coloq.

stamping ground

ground attack SUST.

ground attack
ground attack mission

ground cover SUST. U

ground cover AGR. GANAD.
ground cover ECOL.

ground control SUST. U

ground control

en el diccionario PONS

I. ground1 [graʊnd] SUST.

1. ground sin pl. (the Earth's surface):

ground
above/below ground

2. ground sin pl. (soil):

ground

3. ground (area of land):

ground
breeding ground
waste ground

4. ground DEP.:

ground

5. ground sin pl. (bottom of the sea):

ground
to touch ground ship

6. ground sin pl. (area of knowledge):

ground
to be on one's own ground
to give ground
to stand one's ground

7. ground (reason):

ground

II. ground1 [graʊnd] V. trans.

1. ground AERO.:

ground

2. ground (unable to move):

3. ground ingl. am., ingl. austr. fig. coloq.:

ground

I. ground2 [graʊnd] V. trans.

ground pret. de grind

II. ground2 [graʊnd] ADJ. (cristal)

ground

III. ground2 [graʊnd] SUST. pl

ground

I. grind [graɪnd] ground, ground SUST. coloq.

1. grind (tiring work):

2. grind (boring work):

II. grind [graɪnd] ground, ground V. trans.

1. grind:

2. grind ingl. am., ingl. austr. (chop finely):

grind meat

3. grind (press firmly and twist):

4. grind (sharpen):

I. grind [graɪnd] ground, ground SUST. coloq.

1. grind (tiring work):

2. grind (boring work):

II. grind [graɪnd] ground, ground V. trans.

1. grind:

2. grind ingl. am., ingl. austr. (chop finely):

grind meat

3. grind (press firmly and twist):

4. grind (sharpen):

burial ground SUST.

burial ground

breeding ground SUST. fig.

breeding ground

ground water SUST. sin pl.

ground water

hunting ground SUST.

hunting ground

testing ground SUST.

testing ground

ground control SUST.

ground control
Entrada de OpenDict

ground level SUST.

at ground level
at ground level
en el diccionario PONS

I. ground1 [graʊnd] SUST.

1. ground (the Earth's surface):

ground
above/below ground

2. ground (soil):

ground

3. ground (area of land):

ground
breeding ground
waste ground

4. ground (reason):

ground

5. ground (area of knowledge):

ground
to be on one's own ground
to give ground
to stand one's ground

II. ground1 [graʊnd] V. trans.

1. ground AERO.:

ground

2. ground (unable to move):

3. ground fig. coloq.:

ground

I. ground2 [graʊnd] V. trans.

ground pret. de grind

II. ground2 [graʊnd] ADJ. (crystal)

ground

III. ground2 [graʊnd] SUST.

I. grind [graɪnd] SUST. coloq.

1. grind (tiring work):

2. grind (boring work):

II. grind <ground, ground> [graɪnd] V. trans.

1. grind:

2. grind (chop finely):

grind meat

3. grind (press firmly and twist):

4. grind (sharpen):

III. grind [graɪnd] V. intr.

1. grind (pulverize):

2. grind coloq. (devote oneself):

3. grind coloq. (dance seductively):

4. grind (in skateboarding):

I. grind [graɪnd] SUST. coloq.

1. grind (tiring work):

2. grind (boring work):

II. grind <ground, ground> [graɪnd] V. trans.

1. grind:

2. grind (chop finely):

grind meat

3. grind (press firmly and twist):

4. grind (sharpen):

III. grind [graɪnd] V. intr.

1. grind (pulverize):

2. grind coloq. (devote oneself):

3. grind coloq. (dance seductively):

4. grind (in skateboarding):

stamping ground SUST.

stamping ground → stomping ground

stomping ground SUST.

stomping ground

testing ground SUST.

testing ground

common ground SUST.

common ground
to be on common ground with sb

stomping ground SUST.

stomping ground

proving ground SUST.

proving ground

breeding ground SUST. fig.

breeding ground

burial ground SUST.

burial ground
Present
Iground
youground
he/she/itgrounds
weground
youground
theyground
Past
Igrounded
yougrounded
he/she/itgrounded
wegrounded
yougrounded
theygrounded
Present Perfect
Ihavegrounded
youhavegrounded
he/she/ithasgrounded
wehavegrounded
youhavegrounded
theyhavegrounded
Past Perfect
Ihadgrounded
youhadgrounded
he/she/ithadgrounded
wehadgrounded
youhadgrounded
theyhadgrounded

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Ground was broken, irrigation ditches were dug, and the first fields of potatoes and turnips were planted.
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Because of the damp, boggy ground the streets were covered with wooden planks.
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They had to cover 2500 yards of snow-covered, obstacle-filled ground, which they could not do at a gallop.
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The first retorted that the second should fly off his ground.
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Some manufacturers have a separate ground loop fluid pump pack, while some integrate the pumping and valving within the heat pump.
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