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groove
When used as a noun to describe a routine, "groove" is often used with the verb "get into" (e.g., "getting into the groove"). In this context, it refers to a feeling of comfort and efficiency. In music, "groove" can be both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it describes the rhythmic feel of the music; as a verb, it means to play with that specific rhythmic energy. The physical meaning (a cut in material) is literal and formal, while the meanings related to routine or music are more informal and common in everyday conversation.
💬Trò chuyện
You're three hours behind. Where are the slides?
Chill, Jess. I just finally hit my groove.
Ý nghĩa
A long, narrow cut or depression in a hard material, often designed to receive another part.
"The sliding door fits perfectly into the groove of the track."
A settled routine or a state of being comfortably established in a particular way of performing an activity.
"It took a few weeks, but I've finally gotten back into my work groove."
To cut or carve a long narrow channel into something.
"The carpenter had to groove the wood to allow for the joint."
To establish a rhythmic flow or a consistent pattern of performance, typically in music.
"The band really started to groove once the bass player locked in with the drummer."