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gridBrE /ɡrɪd/NAmE /ɡrɪd/ nouna pattern of straight lines, usually crossing each other to form squares 网格；方格◆New York's grid of streets 纽约棋盘式的街道布局a frame of metal or wooden bars that are parallel or cross each other （金属或木制的）格子，格栅，栅栏 ➡ see also cattle grid a pattern of squares on a map that are marked with letters or numbers to help you find the exact position of a place （地图上的）坐标方格◆The grid reference is C8. 地图上的坐标方格数字为 C8。 compass, globe, GPS, grid, key, latitude, map, navigate, reference, scale (especially BrE) a system of electric wires or pipes carrying gas, for sending power over a large area （输电线路、天然气管道的）系统网络；输电网；煤气输送网◆the national grid (= the electricity supply in a country) 国家输电网(in motor racing 汽车比赛) a pattern of lines marking the starting positions for the racing cars 赛车起跑线 (often the Grid) [sing.] (computing 计算机) a number of computers that are linked together using the Internet so that they can share power, data, etc. in order to work on difficult problems （利用互联网的）联网，联机 ●ˌoff the ˈgrid(especially NAmE) not using the public supplies of electricity, gas, water, etc. 不用水电等公共设施◆The mountain cabin is entirely off the grid. 这山中小屋完全不用水电等公共设施。 ➡ see also off-the-grid |