Groove

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● 1. a long narrow furrow cut either by a natural process (such as erosion) or by a tool (as e.g. a groove in a phonograph record)

● 2. a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape;

● "they fell into a conversational rut"

● 3. (anatomy) any furrow or channel on a bodily structure or part

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● 1. make a groove in, or provide with a groove;

● "groove a vinyl record"

● 2. hollow out in the form of a furrow or groove;

● "furrow soil"

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迷幻的強節奏音樂

Our product range was stuck in a groove.

我們的產品線一成不變。

a shallow groove cut into the cliff

懸崖上的一道淺槽

The bolt slid easily into the groove.

插銷順暢地滑入凹槽。

a jazz groove

爵士樂節奏

groove weld坡口焊 ; 坡口焊縫 ; 開槽焊接 ; 凹槽焊

oil groove[機]油槽 ; 潤滑油槽 ; 油溝 ; 滑油槽

Female groove凹模

double groove雙面坡口 ; 雙槽 ; 雙面槽 ; 雙邊坡口

Groove Party勁舞世界 ; 絕世派隊 ; 開槽晚會

Jungle Groove叢林舞曲

groove cutter銑槽刀 ; 槽刀 ; 鍵槽銑刀

medullary groove[脊椎]髓溝 ; 神經溝

branchial groove[動]鰓溝

With his finger he marks out a groove in the stone table.

他在那裡正一個勁兒在那石牆上用手指划那道凹槽。

We are all unique, so we have to find our own groove and start listening to ourselves.

我們都是獨一無二的，所以我們必須找到自己的最佳狀態，然後聽從自己的。

You have to find your own groove, but chances are that you have to tell people what you think ifyou’ve got a small crowd bothering you all the time.

你要調整到自己的最佳狀態，但是如果你身邊總是有一小堆人在打擾你的話，那麼你要把握好機會告訴他們你怎麼想的。