英语词汇grand怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ grand /ˈgrænd/ adjective

grander; grandest

¹ grand

/ˈgrænd/

adjective

grander; grandest

Learner's definition of GRAND

: involving or including many people or things : very large in scope大范围的

He thinks everything the government does is part of some grand conspiracy.他认为政府所做的每一件事只不过是其某个大阴谋的一部分。
the beauty of nature's grand design大自然的宏伟设计之美

: intended to have an important or impressive result宏大的

When they bought the house, they had grand [=big] plans for renovating it.他们买下那座房子时，已经有了宏大的翻修计划。

◊ Something that happens or is done on a grand scale involves a great amount of money, effort, space, people, or things.大规模的

War forces us to face death on a grand scale.战争迫使我们面临大规模的死亡。
Pollution affects nature on a grand scale.污染给大自然造成了大规模的影响。

a : impressive because of size, importance, etc.雄伟的；壮丽的；重大的

The neighborhood includes many grand old homes.这一街区有许多宏伟的老宅。
His job is much less grand than his title makes it sound.他的工作远不如他的头衔听起来有气派。
This room is only used for grand occasions. [=very important and formal occasions]这个房间仅供重大场合之用。
My great aunt lived to the grand old age of 103.我的姑婆活到了103岁的高龄。
(humorous) He retired at the grand old age of 37.他37岁高龄就退休了。

b : intended to impress people意在给人留下深刻印象的

Despite its grand name, the hotel is small and somewhat seedy.尽管名字有气派，但其实这家酒店又小又破。
He made some grand statements about the company's future.他对于公司的未来做了一番慷慨陈词。
They celebrated their anniversary in grand style.他们隆重地进行了周年庆祝。
He planned to make a grand entrance, driving up to the house in a fancy red sports car.他打算把豪华的红色跑车开到那幢房子前，来个隆重的入场式。

always used before a noun : having higher rank than others of the same kind最高级别的

We won the grand prize.我们获得了大奖。
the grand champion总冠军
a Grand Duke/Duchess大公爵；大公爵夫人

informal : very good极好的

We are having grand weather this summer.今年夏天天气很好。
We had a grand time at the picnic.这次野餐我们过得非常开心。

— grandly

adverb

She grandly announced that the ceremony was about to begin.她隆重宣布典礼马上开始。

² grand /ˈgrænd/ noun

plural grand

² grand

/ˈgrænd/

noun

plural grand

Learner's definition of GRAND

[count] informal

: a thousand dollars or pounds一千美元；一千英镑

He bought a used car for about five grand.他花了大约五千美元买了辆二手车。

— compare ³grand

³ grand /ˈgrænd/ noun

plural grands

³ grand

/ˈgrænd/

noun

plural grands

Learner's definition of GRAND

[count]

: grand piano

a concert grand音乐会大型三角钢琴

— compare ²grand

单词	grand
释义	grand (noun) grand (noun) grand 21 ENTRIES FOUND: grand (adjective) grand (noun) grand (noun) grand finale (noun) grand jury (noun) grand larceny (noun) grand marshal (noun) grand master (noun) grand old man (noun) grand opening (noun) grand opera (noun) grand piano (noun) Grand Prix (noun) grand slam (noun) grand theft (noun) grand total (noun) grand tour (noun) Grand Canyon (proper noun) Grand Coulee Dam (proper noun) Grand Prairie (proper noun) Grand Rapids (proper noun) ¹ grand /ˈgrænd/ adjective grander; grandest ¹ grand /ˈgrænd/ adjective grander; grandest Learner's definition of GRAND 1 : involving or including many people or things : very large in scope大范围的 He thinks everything the government does is part of some grand conspiracy.他认为政府所做的每一件事只不过是其某个大阴谋的一部分。 the beauty of nature's grand design大自然的宏伟设计之美 : intended to have an important or impressive result宏大的 When they bought the house, they had grand [=big] plans for renovating it.他们买下那座房子时，已经有了宏大的翻修计划。 ◊ Something that happens or is done on a grand scale involves a great amount of money, effort, space, people, or things.大规模的 War forces us to face death on a grand scale.战争迫使我们面临大规模的死亡。 Pollution affects nature on a grand scale.污染给大自然造成了大规模的影响。 2 a : impressive because of size, importance, etc.雄伟的；壮丽的；重大的 The neighborhood includes many grand old homes.这一街区有许多宏伟的老宅。 His job is much less grand than his title makes it sound.他的工作远不如他的头衔听起来有气派。 This room is only used for grand occasions. [=very important and formal occasions]这个房间仅供重大场合之用。 My great aunt lived to the grand old age of 103.我的姑婆活到了103岁的高龄。 (humorous) He retired at the grand old age of 37.他37岁高龄就退休了。 b : intended to impress people意在给人留下深刻印象的 Despite its grand name, the hotel is small and somewhat seedy.尽管名字有气派，但其实这家酒店又小又破。 He made some grand statements about the company's future.他对于公司的未来做了一番慷慨陈词。 They celebrated their anniversary in grand style.他们隆重地进行了周年庆祝。 He planned to make a grand entrance, driving up to the house in a fancy red sports car.他打算把豪华的红色跑车开到那幢房子前，来个隆重的入场式。 3 always used before a noun : having higher rank than others of the same kind最高级别的 We won the grand prize.我们获得了大奖。 the grand champion总冠军 a Grand Duke/Duchess大公爵；大公爵夫人 4 informal : very good极好的 We are having grand weather this summer.今年夏天天气很好。 We had a grand time at the picnic.这次野餐我们过得非常开心。 — grandly adverb She grandly announced that the ceremony was about to begin.她隆重宣布典礼马上开始。 ² grand /ˈgrænd/ noun plural grand ² grand /ˈgrænd/ noun plural grand Learner's definition of GRAND [count] informal : a thousand dollars or pounds一千美元；一千英镑 He bought a used car for about five grand.他花了大约五千美元买了辆二手车。 — compare ³grand ³ grand /ˈgrænd/ noun plural grands ³ grand /ˈgrænd/ noun plural grands Learner's definition of GRAND [count] : grand piano a concert grand音乐会大型三角钢琴 — compare ²grand
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