Synonyms for GRID
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1. gridnoun

   a pattern of regularly spaced horizontal and vertical lines

   Synonyms:
   power grid, gridiron, storage-battery grid, control grid, power system

2. power system, power grid, gridnoun

   a system of high tension cables by which electrical power is distributed throughout a region

   Synonyms:
   grid, power grid, gridiron, storage-battery grid, control grid, power system

3. grid, storage-battery gridnoun

   a perforated or corrugated metal plate used in a storage battery as a conductor and support for the active material

   Synonyms:
   grid, power grid, gridiron, storage-battery grid, control grid, power system

4. grid, control gridnoun

   an electrode placed between the cathode and anode of a vacuum tube to control the flow of electrons through the tube

   Synonyms:
   grid, power grid, gridiron, storage-battery grid, control grid, power system

5. grid, gridironnoun

   a cooking utensil of parallel metal bars; used to grill fish or meat

   Synonyms:
   grid, power grid, gridiron, storage-battery grid, control grid, football field, power system

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1. • Cooking Utensil
   • Electrode
   • Facility
   • Form
   • Plate

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1. List of paraphrases for "grid":

   network, grids, grate, grille, gate, template, matrix, rubric, grill, mesh, scale

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1. GRID

   Synonyms:
   Gay-related immune deficiency

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1. Greek Energy Minister Panos Skourletis:

   There was a demand by the lenders to privatise (ADMIE), our counter proposal is to set up a separate (entity) from PPC grid operator, one that is state-controlled.

2. Nicholas Latifi:

   For me, it's a dream come true and something I've been working towards for almost half my life, it still feels a bit surreal. I don't think it will sink in fully until I'm on the grid in Melbourne next year.

3. Zongqiang Luo:

   In normal times, much of this gas would have been used to feed into the pipeline grid and sold on to Europe. Because Russia has sharply cut supply to Europe that gas initially went into Russian domestic storage. Those are now likely full, so the gas has nowhere to go, hence it's being flared.

4. Dana Goward:

   As short-term backup clocks start to desynchronize with each other ...  cell phone towers start to fail, IT networks slow down or fail, financial systems are impacted, management of the electrical grid becomes problematic. That is the really scary part.

5. Pascal Radue:

   With a fixed speed turbine, Robert Gleitz have to wait until the power plant is running at exactly the right speed to be synchronized to the grid.