English to Irish Meaning of grille - gríl

Grille :
gríl

gríl, chléithe, laitíse, gráta, criathar

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Definitions of grille in English
Noun(1) small opening (like a window in a door(2) grating that admits cooling air to car's radiator(3) a framework of metal bars used as a partition or a grate
Examples of grille in English
(1) I looked through the grille into the church(2) a radiator grille(3) a security grille(4) At least 11 of the 15 small shops surrounding the square are barricaded with graffiti-covered metal grilles .(5) And although the cost of replacing the six large windows will be met by insurance, vicar Paul Wilson has decided to have metal grilles installed over the new windows to protect them.(6) Some are so fearful of intruders their doors are protected by extra security grilles and Mrs Cooper's house had its own security camera.(7) It's the sort of place where you have carriage lights around the doors and security grilles on the windows.(8) The windows were covered with a lattice of thick metal grilles , and the doors were of reinforced steel.
Related Phrases of grille
(1) radiator grille ::
gríl radaitheora
Synonyms
Noun
1. wicket ::
wicket
2. radiator grille ::
gríl radaitheora
3. grillwork ::
grillwork
Different Forms
grille, grilles
English to Irish Dictionary: grille

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