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groove

/ɡruːv/

noun

rowek

/ˈrɔvɛk/· rzeczownik
Also
żłobek(m)rutyna(f)
Definition

A long, narrow cut or depression in a surface, or a settled routine that is comfortable or enjoyable.

Examples
The record player needle followed the groove in the vinyl.
Igła gramofonu podążała za rowkiem w winylu.
After a few weeks, she got into a groove with her new job.
Po kilku tygodniach wpadła w rutynę w nowej pracy.
Synonyms
furrowchannelroutine
Collocations
in a grooverecord groovedeep groove

verb

żłobić

/ˈʐwɔbʲit͡ɕ/· czasownik
Also
bawić się (do muzyki)
Definition

To make a groove in something, or to enjoy oneself and dance to music, especially with a strong rhythm.

Examples
The carpenter grooved the wood for the joint.
Stolarz wyżłobił drewno pod połączenie.
The band was really grooving, and everyone was dancing.
Zespół naprawdę świetnie grał, a wszyscy tańczyli.
Synonyms
carvechanneldance
Collocations
groove to the musicgroove out
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