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gritty ['grɪtɪ]

a. 有砂砾的, 坚韧不拔的

You should not drink the wine with a gritty sediment.
不要喝有沙粒状沉淀物的葡萄酒。
The sand blew into the food and made it gritty.
砂吹进食物中，里边尽是砂子。
It's going to get gritty, folks.
斗争越来越残酷了，伙计们。

gritty
grittier, grittiest

[ adj ]

composed of or covered with particles resembling meal in texture or consistency

<adj.all>

granular sugar

the photographs were grainy and indistinct

it left a mealy residue

willing to face danger

<adj.all>

Gritty \Grit"ty\ (-t[y^]), a.
1. Containing sand or grit; consisting of grit; caused by
grit; full of hard particles.

2. Spirited; resolute; unyielding. [Colloq., U. S.]

Ronald Reagan, a two-term California governor, is regularly lambasted by critics who say he is unfamiliar with the nitty gritty of national security.
A first batch sent out by the court focused largely on nitty gritty issues.
Director Altman ("M-A-S-H," "Nashville") is known for his facility with improvisation and gritty realism.
American generals don't care much for small actions in gritty little Third World countries, but it just happens that those are the military problems that most engage us in this era.
Then he directed "Salvador," his gritty, bilious take on American intervention in Central America.
That fortunate Dublin is seen on Grafton Street, where Ralph Lauren and Laura Ashley set the marketing tone, but not on Meath Street, the gritty strip in the Liberties where the inner city assocation has its offices.
Mayor Jay DeYoe stopped filling orders for the bat droppings this week after a Delaware woman warned that the brown, gritty substance could spread the fungal disease histoplasmosis.
Oupa said. "We must fight." This city of gritty air, bicycle gridlock and hostile sales clerks has become a kinder, cleaner, emptier place on the eve of hosting its first major world sports event, the Asian Games.
Dick Barton, Special Agent was surely more gritty, despite the current would-be verismo use of location recording, surely the most expensive bluff ever foisted by producers on to costing departments.
Only two have survived for next fall's slate: "Fresh Prince of Bel Air," its most highly touted comedy which ended up with disappointing ratings, and the much-praised gritty drama, "Law & Order."
The champagne lifestyle has been replaced by gritty realism. 'Our new customers are far more streetwise,' says Mr Bell.
As a result, the candidates touch on foreign policy only to cast President Bush as a distant figure more comfortable in the salons of diplomacy than in the gritty towns where New Hampshire's voters live and, if they are lucky, work.
Even before the first sand is turned, the contest has turned gritty.
"The producers originally had a dramatization closer to the gritty details, but it had to be softened because of prime-time television," production representative Karen Ocamb said in a telephone interview from Los Angeles.
After a marvellous year which saw her climb from 34 to 14 in the rankings this gritty baseliner, now 17, finds herself seeded 16 with the prospect of another quarter-final clash against Seles.
I didn't sing one song, and then die, And all my costumes weren't so gritty.
When Jackson's bus caravan arrives in town this weekend amid great hoopla, awaiting will be the technical backbone of his convention operation, born of weeks of planning and gritty detail.
It's gritty and hard driving and powered by no-nonsense blowing that says the man with the harp is in charge.
A fact-based tale, it delivers a gritty picture of prison life and does it credibly, despite the histrionics of the title.
At the Zhongshan Hotel in the gritty northeastern industrial city of Shenyang, the main restaurant at noon one day in mid-November is filled with military officers and policemen who are spending the average worker's weekly wage for a meal.
How can a gritty combat drama with a predominantly male cast contribute to the current messages of better family communication and understanding?
For anyone suffering from a surfeit of Morse and Home Counties escapism it will be a relief to welcome back Taggart, the Glasgow cop who is as gritty and down to earth as his city.
Waits' songs are offbeat paeans to gritty life at the margin, describing nighthawks at the diner, truck drivers, hard drinkers and prostitutes in dingy worlds filled with cigarette smoke.
Frequently they complain of gritty feeling eyes or blurred vision.
The traveler in search of Cairo's gritty bustle, or the color and mayhem of Marrakesh, will find this Arab city wanting.
Tough and gritty, warm and loyal, Rayburn was a statesman in Washington and friend in the 4th District of Texas.

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