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Debpriya De Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grinding
I believe "grinding something" would mean "to break it down into finer particles". In that sense we could grind something solid, like a rock maybe.
But what about the process of turning leaves or similar soft materials into paste or pulp by crushing it with something like a roller etc.? Would it be called grinding too ?
But what about the process of turning leaves or similar soft materials into paste or pulp by crushing it with something like a roller etc.? Would it be called grinding too ?
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Hi, Then, you might want to use the verb to crush . We crush herbs, garlic, nuts, and so on. Regards
- Hi, Then, you might want to use the verb to crush .
- We crush herbs, garlic, nuts, and so on.
- Regards
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Hi,
Then, you might want to use the verb to crush.
We crush herbs, garlic, nuts, and so on.
Regards
Then, you might want to use the verb to crush.
We crush herbs, garlic, nuts, and so on.
Regards
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