grandest

英 [ˈgrændɪst]

美 [ˈgrændəst]

adj.  壮丽的; 堂皇的; 重大的; (用于大建筑物等的名称)大; 宏大的; 宏伟的; 有气派的
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柯林斯词典

The form grand is used as the plural for meaning 8. 义项8的复数形式为grand。


• ADJ-GRADED 宏伟的；壮丽的；富丽堂皇的
  If you describe a building or a piece of scenery asgrand, you mean that its size or appearance is very impressive.
  1. ...this grand building in the center of town...
     这幢位于市中心的宏伟建筑
  2. The scenery of South Island is on a grand scale.
     南岛风光壮观秀丽。
• ADJ-GRADED （计划等）宏伟的，宏大的
  Grandplans or actions are intended to achieve important results.
  1. 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。
  2. 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。
• ADJ-GRADED 牛气的；不可一世的
  People who aregrandthink they are important or socially superior.
  1. 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。
  2. 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。
• ADJ 快乐的；令人非常愉快的
  If you describe an activity or experience asgrand, you mean that it is very pleasant and enjoyable.
  1. 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。
  2. The dinner was a grand success...
     晚宴办得十分成功。
  3. He was having a grand time meeting new sorts of people.
     结识形形色色的人让他很开心。
• ADJ-GRADED 了不起的；出色的；极好的
  You can describe someone or something asgrandwhen you admire or approve of them very much.
  1. He was a grand bloke.
     他非常了不起。
• ADJ 总括的
  Agrandtotal is one that is the final amount or the final result of a calculation.
  1. It came to a grand total of £20,329.
     总计20,329英镑。
• ADJ （常用于大型建筑物的名称前）大的
  Grandis often used in the names of buildings such as hotels, especially when they are very large.
  1. They stayed at The Grand Hotel, Budapest.
     他们住在布达佩斯大饭店。
• N-COUNT 一千美元（或英镑）
  Agrandis a thousand dollars or a thousand pounds.
  1. 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。
• 同grand piano
  Agrandis the same as agrand piano.
• See also:grandly

双语例句

• Midsummer festival on June24th should be the grandest festival besides Christmas Eve in Sweden.
  6月24日的仲夏节应该是除了圣诞节以外在瑞典最为隆重的节日。
• Denying the nature of the cells is useless; and those that believe that they exist in love and light are in a delusion of the grandest order.
  否认细胞的这些性质是没有用的，那些相信自己生活在爱与光明中的人们，只是生活在一个最大的错觉当中。
• Today is yours, free and clear, the grandest opportunity you've ever known.
  今天是属于你的，没有义务或牵连的，是你所知道的最宏伟的机会。
• They're the grandest order in the Church, Tom, said Mr. Cunningham, with enthusiasm.
  在教堂里，他们是最宏大的一派呐，汤姆，坎宁安先生热情洋溢地说。
• A Leader Must Have a Vision: This could be your grandest goal, or an overall sense of accomplishment.
  领导者必须有远见：这可能是你最远大的目标，或者是一种成就感。
• The Spring Festival is the longest and grandest of China's festivals.
  春节是中国民间节日中规模最大、时间最长的节日。
• It is little known, unsung and one of the grandest little towns you could ever wish to see.
  它虽然名不见经传，但却是不可错过的最具恢宏气象的小镇之一。
• The grandest of the trails is the "Mini Great Wall", in southeast Cheung Chau.
  在长洲的东南方，最主要的路径是“小长城”。
• Getting there is the grandest challenge humanity faces.
  这对于我们每个人，都是一个巨大的挑战。
• That is exactly how New York looks alike when it is still a virgin territory& not the grandest metropolis right now.
  在纽约还是一块处女地的时候就是如此。而如今，它是全世界最大的城市。