raking

phrasal verb. rake in something. ​(informal) to earn a lot of money, especially when it is done easily. The movie raked in more than $300 million. She's been raking it in since she started her new job.

to scrape, gather, or remove (leaves, refuse, etc) with or as if with a rake. to level or prepare (a surface, such as a flower bed) with a rake or similar implement. (transitive) sometimes followed by out: to clear (ashes, clinker, etc) from (a fire or furnace)

raked in; raking in; rakes in. informal. : to earn or receive (a large amount of money) The movie raked in over $300 million.

And I view it. The same as your vibrato. The same as you're picking attack in general. Because I feel it's a general extension of what a single note would be on a different instrument.

(baseball-lingo.com). The term "raking" receives its derivation from the popular tool used for gardening and can be applied in a baseball sense, when it comes to hitting.

: to continue to think or talk about (something that happened in the past) Don't spend so much time raking over the past.

The term 'a rake ' generally is applied to men who like to play fast and loose with the affections of young women, also known by another fairly old-fashioned term ' Roue ' ( the 'e' should have an accent over it so it's pronounced “Roo-ay”.

to look for something and find it, usually among various things you have stored: I raked this old blanket out for camping.

Bass Plucking Technique Definitions Raking: When you cross from a higher-pitched string to the next lower string (like from the G string to the D string), you can reuse the finger you just plucked with, since it'll be resting on that string after your previous pluck.

While these two terms are often used interchangeably they can be thought of as two separate techniques. The "rake" is most commonly associated with a down-ward pick movement across the notes of a chord. And, the "sweep" is most often associated with movement both down and up across the tones of an arpeggio.

The most important reason for raking leaves in the fall is actually connected to its health and vitality. Fallen leaves left on the ground keep the grass from receiving what it needs to survive. They block water, nutrients, and even healthy air flow.

To clear leaves from the lawn As autumn comes to an end, our lawns are often covered in a mass of brown leaves. These may be fun to crunch through, but they are not very good for the the lawn if they are left over winter. Raking up leaves and other debris helps keep our lawn healthy.