grand

形容词宏大的，宏伟的; （最）重要的; 豪华的

名词一千美元; 大钢琴

形容词distinguished majestic exalted impressive important main sizable magnificent imposing outstanding lofty glorious prominent considerable great stately large dignified

形容词humble lowly petty small trivial puny trifling

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1. 格朗德：在一种叫做图尔尼(tournee,翻开)的打法中,王牌指定为由底牌翻出的一张--如果翻出的牌是杰克,就算是一张格朗德(grand). 索洛(solo)的打法是不用底牌,由玩家指定一组王牌或格朗德. 古奇(gucki)的打法是由底牌做格朗德.

2. 雄伟：在英、法、德、意、西、葡等语言中它的意义能使人联想到力量(vigor) 、活力(vie) 、生长(growth) 、雄伟(grand) . Viagra在美国英语中发音为|νаi'gra : r| ,在其他多数语言中读作|vi'a :grа| ,根据语音象征的原理,

3. 格兰德：酒店位于布鲁塞尔(Brussels)中心,格兰德(Grand)的附近. 到最近的地铁站(central station)步行1 分钟

1. 宏伟的；壮丽的；富丽堂皇的
    If you describe a building or a piece of scenery as grand, you mean that its size or appearance is very impressive.

    e.g. ...this grand building in the center of town...
           这幢位于市中心的宏伟建筑
    e.g. The scenery of South Island is on a grand scale.
           南岛风光壮观秀丽。

2. （计划等）宏伟的，宏大的
    Grand plans or actions are intended to achieve important results.

    e.g. Critics will point to other grand schemes that have gone less well, such as Sheffield's World Student Games disaster...
           批评家将会指出其他一些并不成功的大项目，比如谢菲尔德世界大学生运动会这一败笔。
    e.g. The grand design of Europe's monetary union is already agreed.
           欧洲统一货币的宏伟构想已经获得认同。

3. 牛气的；不可一世的
    People who are grand think they are important or socially superior.

    e.g. He is grander and even richer than the Prince of Wales...
           他比威尔士亲王还牛气，甚至更有钱。
    e.g. The Duke of Clarence will be there, and many of your grander friends.
           克拉伦斯公爵将会到场，还有你许多牛不可及的朋友亦将出席。

4. 快乐的；令人非常愉快的
    If you describe an activity or experience as grand, you mean that it is very pleasant and enjoyable.

    e.g. Few museums could rival the Old Royal Observatory at Greenwich for a grand day out...
           若想找个地儿开心地逛一天，没有哪家博物馆能比得上格林尼治皇家天文台。
    e.g. The dinner was a grand success...
           晚宴办得十分成功。

5. grand

5. 了不起的；出色的；极好的
    You can describe someone or something as grand when you admire or approve of them very much.

    e.g. He was a grand bloke.
           他非常了不起。

6. grand在线翻译

6. 总括的
    A grand total is one that is the final amount or the final result of a calculation.

    e.g. It came to a grand total of £20,329.
           总计20,329英镑。

7. （常用于大型建筑物的名称前）大的
    Grand is often used in the names of buildings such as hotels, especially when they are very large.

    e.g. They stayed at The Grand Hotel, Budapest.
           他们住在布达佩斯大饭店。

8. grand

8. 一千美元（或英镑）
    A grand is a thousand dollars or a thousand pounds.

    e.g. They're paying you ten grand now for those adaptations of old plays.
           他们打算付你一万美元作为改编老剧本的报酬。

9. 同grand piano
    A grand is the same as a grand piano .

10. see also: grandly

1. This grand old man was eager to have a look at it by himself.

2. But the capital's stages are seldom graced by such grand performances from Shanghai.

3. There was a grand old building sitting behind balustrades on top of twin staircases, looking much like an elaborately frosted Christmas cake.

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4. The four Grand Slams of tennis dominate the sport's annual calendar however, every fourth year the increasingly important Olympic Games tournament rolls around.

5. He was the immediate choice when Californian Speed fell out with Toro Rosso after the European Grand Prix.

6. He made the call at a grand ceremony to present the 2009 State Top Scientific and Technological Award.

7. grand的翻译

7. When people hear the word seizure, they often think of what doctors call a grand mal seizure.

8. Further campaign events include a grand dancing contest to be held in November, which aims to promote callisthenics among office ladies and has attracted widespread interest.

9. The campfire crackled in the grand village hall, and young Mosuo girls and boys in festive costumes sang and danced with the tourists.

10. Li Wei of Beijing University, who specializes in the research of the Grand Canal.