"Grilles" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Grilles refers to a series of parallel bars or strips used to make a barrier, screen, or partition, typically used to cover an opening or to filter or protect something.
The word "grift" refers to a scheme or swindle in which someone deceives or cheats others in order to obtain money or other valuable things. It can also mean to steal or swindle something, often in a clever or cunning way.
Grihastha is a Sanskrit word that refers to the stage of life in Hinduism where one is married and has a family. It is the second of the four ashramas, or stages of life, in Hinduism, following the student stage of brahmacharya and preceding the renunciate stage of sannyasa. In this stage, one is expected to establish a household, raise a family, and fulfill one's civic and social responsibilities.
A grill is a cooking device with a heat source, usually in the form of coals, gas, or electricity, that is used to cook food over an open flame or hot surface.
A grille refers to a grid of parallel bars or slats, typically used to provide ventilation, screening, or protection for an opening or structure. It can also refer to a metal grate that covers a doorway or an opening, often used for security or pedestrian control. Additionally, in the context of food, a grille can be a type of cooking device that uses parallel bars or slats to cook foods, such as steak or vegetables, over an open flame.