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Definition of grooves in English Turkish dictionary
- boğaz
- (Avcılık) yivler
- oluklar
- kanal
- groove
- (Tıp) oluk
- groove
- yiv
- groove
- {i} gelenek
- groove
- yarık
- groove
- (Tarım) çizi
- groove
- dişi
- groove
- (Askeri) yiv-set
- groove
- kiniş
- groove
- çentik
- groove
- alay etmek
- groove
- yivli
- groove
- kertik
- groove
- (Dilbilim) oluklu
- groove
- {f} oluk aç
- groove
- plağın çizgileri
- groove
- alışkanlık edinilmiş yaşam biçimi
- groove
- Groovy: (sıfat) Son modaya uygun, mükemmel
- groove
- (isim) oluk, yiv, saban izi; alışkanlık, itiyat, âdet
- groove
- (fiil) oluk açmak; (argo) bir şeye kendini vermek, dalmak
- groove
- İn the groove: (A.B.D.), (argo) mükemmel bir durumda
- groove
- yivi
- groove
- oyuğu
- rifle grooves
- tüfek yivleri
- groove
- {i} mükemmel şey
- groove
- adet/çizgi/yiv
- groove
- {f} çizmek
- groove
- argo mükemmel bir durumda
- groove
- {i} harika şey
- groove
- argo bir şeye kendini vermek
- groove
- {i} rutin
- groove
- {i} çizgi
- groove
- groovy argo son modaya uygun
- groove
- (Askeri) YİV: Silah ateşlendiği zaman mermiyi döndürmek için silahın namlusunda açılmış birçok helezoni kanaldan herbiri. Yivler arasındaki yüksek satıhlar setlerdir. Ayrıca bak. "land" ve "rifling"
- groove
- {f} dalmak
- groove
- {f} uğraşmak
- groove
- mükemmel
- groove
- yiv açmak
- groove
- adet
- groove
- saban izi
- groove
- oluk açmak
- groove
- oyuk
- groove
- kanal
- lubrication grooves
- yağlama kanalları
- lubrication grooves
- yağlama kanalı
- number of grooves
- (Askeri) yiv-set sayısı
- piston grooves
- piston yuvaları
- spiral of the grooves
- (Tekstil) büküm ( iplik bükümü )
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Definition of grooves in English English dictionary
- [image] Long narrow milled out areas along the sides of the blade to allow the blade to bypass the wards in the keyway
- (illustrated)
- The depressed areas between the lands (raised surfaces) in the bore; the cutaway portion of the rifling into which the jacket or rotating band of a bullet fits to impart rotation to the bulletin its line of flight
- third person singular present tense of the verb to groove
- Guide channels cut into the ice at the starting area, allowing a sled to follow a straight line during the process of pushing and loading
- Depressions in the periphery of a sheave or drum for positioning and supporting a rope Peening - Permanent distortion of outside wire in a rope caused by pounding
- plural of groove
- groove
- A long, narrow channel or depression; e.g., such a slot cut into a hard material to provide a location for an engineering component, a tyre groove, or a geological channel or depression
- groove
- A pronounced, enjoyable rhythm
- groove
- The middle of the strike zone in baseball where a pitch is most easily hit
- groove
- To create, dance to, or enjoy rhythmic music
I was just starting to groove to the band, when we had to leave.
- groove
- {n} a hollow cut with a tool
- groove
- {v} to hollow
- groove
- a long narrow furrow cut either by a natural process (such as erosion) or by a tool (as e g a groove in a phonograph record)
- groove
- A furrow, channel, or long hollow, such as may be formed by cutting, molding, grinding, the wearing force of flowing water, or constant travel; a depressed way; a worn path; a rut
- groove
- An engraved line or indentation that marks the separation of notes
- groove
- a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape; "they fell into a conversational rut"
- groove
- Continuous, spiraled trench-like radial guidance track of a recordable or rewritable disc offset towards the entrance surface that defines track centerline for recording purposes and contains CLV clocking, addressing, and other information
- groove
- A groove is a deep line cut into a surface. Their wheels left grooves in the ground
- groove
- A long, narrow channel or depression; such a slot cut into a hard material to provide a location for an engineering component or a tyre groove
- groove
- also known as the racing line, this is the fastest way around a track
- groove
- A shaft or excavation
- groove
- An underlying pattern behind a musical performance, consisting of a rhythmic component and perhaps a melodic riff as well The term implies danceability
- groove
- a sharply defined linear depression
- groove
- (also "score line, scoring") markings (usually horizontal and linear) etched into the face of a golf club to enhance spin direction and decrease hydroplaning Example: Clean the grooves/score lines/scoring on your clubs
- groove
- a groove in a phonograph record make a groove in, or provide with a groove; "groove a vinyl record
- groove
- The spiral cut placed into a smoothbore gun, designed to produce a spin on the projectile See also: Land, Rifle
- groove
- hollow out in the form of a furrow or groove; "furrow soil"
- groove
- A fixed routine
- groove
- The opening provided between two members to be joined by a groove weld
- groove
- The best route around the racing surface
- groove
- also known as "the racing line", this is the fast way around the track The quickest way to get around the track is not always a straight line from corner to corner This term is usually most used in oval racing
- groove
- (aka: "score line") markings or lines etched into the face of a golf club to enhance spin direction and decrease hydroplaning Example: You should regularly clean the grooves on your clubs to ensure maximum spin
- groove
- In the case of Ganymede grooves refer to depressions which occur in the bright terrain, often in parallel sets
- groove
- Ball track or indentation in the lane; also, a bowler that is performing particularly well is "in the groove" or is "grooved"
- groove
- A new Bass Boost System which is a combination of extended Mega Bass and a special "Groove Headphone" that enables an optimised sound environment
- groove
- {i} long narrow channel, furrow; routine, habit, fixed way of doing things
- groove
- A narrow, shallow channel sunk in a surface
- groove
- (anatomy) any furrow or channel on a bodily structure or part a long narrow furrow cut either by a natural process (such as erosion) or by a tool (as e
- groove
- The best route around a race track; the most efficent or quickest way around the track for a particular driver Road racers use the term line Drivers search for a fast groove
- groove
- the background rhythmic feel of a piece of music
- groove
- Descriptive term relating to gears This is a condition where metal is removed along the pitch line of the driving tooth, a direct result of galling
- groove
- The best route around a speedway; the most efficient or quickest way around the speedway for a particular driver The "high groove" takes a car closer to the outside wall for most of a lap The "low groove" takes a car closer to the apron then the outside wall Road racers use the term "line"
- groove
- make a groove in, or provide with a groove; "groove a vinyl record"
- groove
- (anatomy) any furrow or channel on a bodily structure or part
- groove
- To cut a groove or channel in; to form into channels or grooves; to furrow
- groove
- The fastest "lane" of the track it's the area where the track and the cars tires cooperate Depending on race track conditions, there may be more than one groove on a race track
- groove
- {f} make furrows or channels, cut a groove in; enjoy oneself; interact harmoniously
- groove
- Hence: The habitual course of life, work, or affairs; fixed routine
- groove
- a cut, partway through and running with the grain
- groove
- Ball track or indentation in lane Also applied to bowler who is performing well and has his approach and armswing almost mechanically perfect
- groove
- The indentations cut into the club face which cause the ball to spin The description given to a good repeated swing
- groove
- The fastest part of the track it's any area where the track and the cars tires cooperate
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Turkish pronunciation
gruvzPronunciation
/ˈgro͞ovz/ /ˈɡruːvz/
Etymology
[ 'grüv ] (noun.) 1659. Middle English groof; akin to Old English grafan to dig; more at GRAVE.Resimler
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