Tra từ grille - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

grille , grill /ɡrɪl/ noun [COUNTABLE]
1. a frame with metal bars or wire across it that is put in front of a window or door for protection

2. the metal bars at the front of a car that protect the radiator

noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
NOUN
iron
▪ Five identical houses, four storeys of sad, grey stone, stood behind ten-foot iron grilles.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Eventually the grille swung away from the iron chair, and the helmet from his head, releasing Lexandro.
▪ He grabbed a parking space, his brake lights making bloody stains on the car grille behind.
▪ On top of the cab was a very big circular disc with a grille over it like miniature venetian blinds.
▪ The bottom half of the building was towers, balconies and metal grilles, and the top half was very Hemish merchant.
▪ The fine decorative grille in front of the doorway is by Jaroslav Horejc of 1954.
▪ The front grille and the chrome hub caps gleamed, because he polished them every evening with a soft chamois cloth.
▪ The new Mountaineer is an Explorer in Mercury trim with the 5. 0-liter engine and a distinct grille with Mercury emblem.
▪ The Ugly: Styling groove across grille.