groove (EN)

noun, verb

noun “groove”

1. a long, narrow cut or depression in a hard material
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   He carved a groove into the wood with his chisel.
2. (music) a pronounced and enjoyable rhythm
   The band's drummer laid down a funky groove that made everyone dance.
3. a routine or habit that is comfortable and established
   After the holidays, it took me a while to get back into my groove at work.
4. (motor racing) the optimal path around the track that drivers try to follow
   He lost control of the car when he drifted out of the groove.

verb “groove”

1. to cut a groove or channel in something; to furrow
   He grooved the board to make it fit snugly.
2. to enjoy or dance to rhythmic music
   Everyone was grooving to the live jazz band.