英语词汇gross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 gross /ˈgroʊs/ adjective

grosser; grossest

¹ gross

/ˈgroʊs/

adjective

grosser; grossest

Learner's definition of GROSS

[also more gross; most gross]

always used before a noun : very obvious or noticeable明显的；显而易见的

There is a gross [=glaring] error in the text.文稿中有一处明显的错误。
They have suffered a gross injustice.显然，他们遭受了不公正待遇。
That's a gross exaggeration.那是明显的夸大其词。

a : rude or offensive粗鲁的；冒犯的；令人不快的

gross [=vulgar, coarse] language粗鲁的语言

b informal : very disgusting令人恶心的

That soup looks gross.那份汤看起来令人恶心。
She has a gross habit of chewing on the ends of her hair.她有咀嚼头发梢的恶心习惯。

always used before a noun : including everything总的

What was the gross [=total] weight of the shipment?这批货物的毛重是多少？

— used especially to describe a total amount of money that exists before anything (such as taxes or expenses) is taken away（尤指税费扣除前或开支前等的）总钱数

the company's gross annual profits公司每年的毛利
Their gross earnings were $50,000.他们的毛收入是5万美元。

— compare ³net

: very big or fat肥胖的；硕大的

a gross man with an enormous belly大腹便便的胖男人

— grossly

adverb

His story was grossly inaccurate.他的报道严重失实。
She is grossly overweight.她极度肥胖。

— grossness

noun [noncount]

the grossness of his language他言语的粗鲁

² gross /ˈgroʊs/ adverb

² gross

/ˈgroʊs/

adverb

Learner's definition of GROSS

— used to describe a total amount of money that exists before anything (such as taxes or expenses) is taken away（尤指税费扣除前或开支前等的钱数）总共

They earned $50,000, gross.他们总共挣了5万美元。

³ gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb

grosses; grossed; grossing

³ gross

/ˈgroʊs/

verb

grosses; grossed; grossing

Learner's definition of GROSS

gross out

[phrasal verb]

gross (someone) out also gross out (someone) chiefly US, informal

: to cause (someone) to feel disgusted使作呕；使恶心

He's always grossing me out by playing with his food.他总是扒拉自己的食物，让我感到恶心。
I was really grossed out by all the blood and guts in the movie.这部电影里中血腥场面实在让我恶心。

— see also gross-out

— compare ⁴gross

⁴ gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb

grosses; grossed; grossing

⁴ gross

/ˈgroʊs/

verb

grosses; grossed; grossing

Learner's definition of GROSS

[+ object]

: to earn (an amount of money) before taxes, expenses, etc., are taken away（税费、开支等扣除前的）总收入为，总共赚得

They grossed $50,000 before taxes.他们的税前总收入为5万美元。

— compare ⁴net

— compare ³gross

⁵ gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun

plural grosses

⁵ gross

/ˈgroʊs/

noun

plural grosses

Learner's definition of GROSS

[count]

: the amount of money earned before taxes, expenses, etc., are taken away（税费、开支等扣除前的）毛收入，总收入

They give five percent of their gross to charity every year.每年他们都把总收入的百分之五捐给慈善机构。

— compare ⁵net

— compare ⁶gross

⁶ gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun

plural gross

⁶ gross

/ˈgroʊs/

noun

plural gross

Learner's definition of GROSS

[count]

: a group of 144 things : 12 dozen一罗（144个）

a gross of pencils一罗铅笔
selling pencils by the gross按罗出售铅笔

— compare ⁵gross

单词	gross
释义	gross (adverb) gross (verb) gross (verb) gross (noun) gross (noun) gross 9 ENTRIES FOUND: gross (adjective) gross (adverb) gross (verb) gross (verb) gross (noun) gross (noun) gross-out (noun) gross domestic product (noun) gross national product (noun) ¹ gross /ˈgroʊs/ adjective grosser; grossest ¹ gross /ˈgroʊs/ adjective grosser; grossest Learner's definition of GROSS [also more gross; most gross] 1 always used before a noun : very obvious or noticeable明显的；显而易见的 There is a gross [=glaring] error in the text.文稿中有一处明显的错误。 They have suffered a gross injustice.显然，他们遭受了不公正待遇。 That's a gross exaggeration.那是明显的夸大其词。 2 a : rude or offensive粗鲁的；冒犯的；令人不快的 gross [=vulgar, coarse] language粗鲁的语言 b informal : very disgusting令人恶心的 That soup looks gross.那份汤看起来令人恶心。 She has a gross habit of chewing on the ends of her hair.她有咀嚼头发梢的恶心习惯。 3 always used before a noun : including everything总的 What was the gross [=total] weight of the shipment?这批货物的毛重是多少？ — used especially to describe a total amount of money that exists before anything (such as taxes or expenses) is taken away（尤指税费扣除前或开支前等的）总钱数 the company's gross annual profits公司每年的毛利 Their gross earnings were $50,000.他们的毛收入是5万美元。 — compare ³net 4 : very big or fat肥胖的；硕大的 a gross man with an enormous belly大腹便便的胖男人 — grossly adverb His story was grossly inaccurate.他的报道严重失实。 She is grossly overweight.她极度肥胖。 — grossness noun [noncount] the grossness of his language他言语的粗鲁 ² gross /ˈgroʊs/ adverb ² gross /ˈgroʊs/ adverb Learner's definition of GROSS — used to describe a total amount of money that exists before anything (such as taxes or expenses) is taken away（尤指税费扣除前或开支前等的钱数）总共 They earned $50,000, gross.他们总共挣了5万美元。 ³ gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb grosses; grossed; grossing ³ gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb grosses; grossed; grossing Learner's definition of GROSS gross out [phrasal verb] gross (someone) out also gross out (someone) chiefly US, informal : to cause (someone) to feel disgusted使作呕；使恶心 He's always grossing me out by playing with his food.他总是扒拉自己的食物，让我感到恶心。 I was really grossed out by all the blood and guts in the movie.这部电影里中血腥场面实在让我恶心。 — see also gross-out — compare ⁴gross ⁴ gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb grosses; grossed; grossing ⁴ gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb grosses; grossed; grossing Learner's definition of GROSS [+ object] : to earn (an amount of money) before taxes, expenses, etc., are taken away（税费、开支等扣除前的）总收入为，总共赚得 They grossed $50,000 before taxes.他们的税前总收入为5万美元。 — compare ⁴net — compare ³gross ⁵ gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun plural grosses ⁵ gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun plural grosses Learner's definition of GROSS [count] : the amount of money earned before taxes, expenses, etc., are taken away（税费、开支等扣除前的）毛收入，总收入 They give five percent of their gross to charity every year.每年他们都把总收入的百分之五捐给慈善机构。 — compare ⁵net — compare ⁶gross ⁶ gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun plural gross ⁶ gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun plural gross Learner's definition of GROSS [count] : a group of 144 things : 12 dozen一罗（144个） a gross of pencils一罗铅笔 selling pencils by the gross按罗出售铅笔 — compare ⁵gross
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