n.[C]

1. 沟；槽；（车）辙；（唱片）纹（道）
   Wheels leave grooves in a dirt road.

   轮子在泥路上会留下车辙。

2. 常规；习惯；老一套
   A nun's life runs in a groove.

   修女过着刻板的生活。

3. 【印】字沟
4. 【俚】顶呱呱的东西；称心的东西
   The flower show was a groove.

   那个花展棒极了。

5. 【俚】快活（或令人兴奋）的经历

vt.

1. 在……上开出沟（或槽等）；用沟（或槽等）连接
   The carpenter grooved the board.

   木匠在木板上开槽。

2. 使陷入常规[（+into/in/down）][H]
   He was grooved in running errands for his neighbors.

   他已习惯于为邻居跑腿。

3. 【俚】使极快活；尽情享受

vi.

1. 被槽连接；被配上槽；形成沟槽
2. 陷入常规[（+into/in/down）]
3. 【俚】过得快活；使人快活[（+on）]
   These young girls really groove on his music.

   这些小姑娘迷上了他的音乐。

n.

1. a long, narrow cut or depression in a hard material.
   ▸a spiral track cut in a gramophone record, into which the stylus fits.
2. an established routine or habit.
3. informal a rhythmic pattern in popular music or jazz.

v.

1. make a groove or grooves in.
2. informal dance to or play popular music or jazz.
   ▸enjoy oneself.