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ground

  1. noun
    • solid surface of the earth
      terra
      The children played on the ground. — Pueri in terra ludebant.
      humus
      The seeds were planted in the ground. — Semina in humo sata sunt.
    • area of land used for purpose
      area
      The football ground was full. — Area pedifollica plena erat.
      campus
      They trained on the military ground. — In campo militari exercitabantur.
    • reason or basis for belief
      causa
      He had no ground for complaint. — Nullam causam querelae habebat.
      ratio
      There is no ground to suspect him. — Nulla est ratio eum suspicandi.
    • [technical, electrical], electrical connection to earth
      terra [technical, electrical]
      The wire must be connected to ground. — Filum terrae conectendum est.
    • [culinary], powdered or crushed substance
      pulvis [culinary]
      Add some ground pepper to the dish. — Adde paululum pulveris piperis ad ferculum.
  2. verb
    • to prohibit from flying or going out
      retinere
      The pilot was grounded after the incident. — Gubernator post casum retentus est.
      domi tenere
      She was grounded for a week. — Domi per hebdomadam tenebatur.
    • to base or establish something
      fundare
      His argument is grounded in logic. — Argumentum eius in ratione fundatur.
      inniti
      The theory is grounded on evidence. — Theoria testimoniis innititur.