Grated means shredded. Food can be grated with a grater, which has blades that shred the food into small strips when you rub the food against it.
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That's a great way to gate the cheese!
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You should be very grateful for what you have.
You can use "great" to express something that is excellent or significant, such as in the sentence, "She did a great job on her presentation." In contrast, "grate" refers to the action of scraping food against a grater, as in "I like to grate cheese for my pasta." Remember, "great" relates to quality, while "grate" involves a physical action.
you can grate cheese.
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literally it means to grate, so you can only imagine....
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richerd means a gift from god and a grate friend
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There is no such word as gratte, but there is such a word as grate which means to chop up thinly.
Grate = chirava