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grander

/grand/US // grænd //UK // (ɡrænd) //

更大的,更大,更高的,更大的规模

Related Words

noble崇高的,崇高,昂贵的,崇尚grandiose浩浩荡荡,盛大的,浩大的,浩浩荡荡的awe-inspiring令人敬畏的,威风凛凛,令人敬畏,威风凛凛的stately庄严的,庄严,庄重的,庄重marvelous奇妙的,妙不可言,奇妙,奇观sumptuous奢华的,华贵,奢华,华贵的palatial华贵的,华丽的,华贵,奢华的splendid艳丽,绚丽,灿烂,绚烂magnificent宏伟的,壮丽,雄伟壮观,宏伟opulent富丽堂皇,奢华的,奢华,华贵的luxurious奢华的,奢侈的,奢华,奢侈large大,大型,大的,大型的imposing宏伟的,气势磅礴,雄伟的,气势恢宏monumental纪念性的,不朽的,巨大的,纪念性dignified端庄,尊严,庄重,庄重的ambitious有雄心的,有雄心壮志,雄心勃勃的,雄心勃勃glorious灿烂的,辉煌的,灿烂,辉煌lofty崇高的,崇高,巍峨的,耸人听闻main主要,主,主要的,主体august威斯康辛,威严的,威严

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    grand·er, grand·est.

    • : impressive in size, appearance, or general effect: grand mountain scenery.
    • : stately, majestic, or dignified: In front of an audience her manner is grand and regal.
    • : highly ambitious or idealistic: grand ideas for bettering the political situation.
    • : magnificent or splendid: a grand palace.
    • : noble or revered: a grand old man.
    • : highest, or very high, in rank or official dignity: a grand potentate.
    • : main or principal; chief: the grand ballroom.
    • : of great importance, distinction, or pretension: a man used to entertaining grand personages.
    • : complete or comprehensive: a grand total.
    • : pretending to grandeur, as a result of minor success, good fortune, etc.; conceited: Jane is awfully grand since she got promoted.
    • : first-rate; very good; splendid: to have a grand time; to feel grand.
    • : Music. written on a large scale or for a large ensemble: a grand fugue.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural grands for 13, grand for 14.

    • : grand piano.
    • : Informal. an amount equal to a thousand dollars: The cops found most of the loot, but they're still missing about five grand.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.impressive, great
Synonyms
ambitious有雄心的,有雄心壮志,雄心勃勃的,雄心勃勃awe-inspiring令人敬畏的,威风凛凛,令人敬畏,威风凛凛的dignified端庄,尊严,庄重,庄重的glorious灿烂的,辉煌的,灿烂,辉煌grandiose浩浩荡荡,盛大的,浩大的,浩浩荡荡的imposing宏伟的,气势磅礴,雄伟的,气势恢宏large大,大型,大的,大型的lofty崇高的,崇高,巍峨的,耸人听闻luxurious奢华的,奢侈的,奢华,奢侈magnificent宏伟的,壮丽,雄伟壮观,宏伟marvelous奇妙的,妙不可言,奇妙,奇观monumental纪念性的,不朽的,巨大的,纪念性noble崇高的,崇高,昂贵的,崇尚opulent富丽堂皇,奢华的,奢华,华贵的palatial华贵的,华丽的,华贵,奢华的splendid艳丽,绚丽,灿烂,绚烂stately庄严的,庄严,庄重的,庄重sumptuous奢华的,华贵,奢华,华贵的august威斯康辛,威严的,威严dynamite炸药,爆破,炸弹elevated高高在上的,高昂的,高高在上,高架fine罚款,精细,精细的,细致rich丰富,丰富的,富有,富有的smashing粉碎,捣毁,砸碎,打碎striking引人注目的,触目惊心的,显著的,触目惊心super超级,超级的,超强的,超强admirable令人钦佩,令人敬佩,令人钦佩的,令人敬佩的eminent杰出的,杰出,知名,知名人士exalted高昂的,高高在上,高高在上的,高昂excellent优秀,优秀的fab谣言first-class一流的,第一类,头等舱,一等奖first-rate一流的,一级棒的,一级棒,一流haughty傲慢的,高傲的,傲慢,傲慢无礼illustrious显赫的,杰出的,显赫的地位,辉煌的majestic气势磅礴,壮丽的,雄伟的,气势磅礴的ostentatious浮夸,夸夸其谈,夸张,夸张的outstanding优秀,突出的,突出,优秀的pompous夸夸其谈,虚夸的,浮夸,虚夸pretentious装腔作势,矫情,矫揉造作,矫情的regal皇室的,华贵的,皇室,皇家的something else别的东西,其他东西,其他的东西,其它东西sublime崇高的,崇高,庄严,眇眇superb极好的,精湛的,极品,精湛terrific很棒的,很好的,很棒,很好unreal虚幻的,虚幻,虚无缥缈,不真实的very good非常好,很好,非常好的,很好的
Antonyms
bad不好,坏的,坏,不好的common常见的,普通,共同,共同的humble卑微的,谦逊的,谦虚,谦卑的ignoble卑鄙无耻,卑鄙,卑鄙的,卑微的insignificant不重要的,无足轻重,无关紧要,微不足道的modest谦虚,谦虚的,谦逊的,谦逊ordinary普通,普通的,寻常,一般poor穷人,贫穷,可怜的,穷small小,小型,小的,小型的tiny微小的,微小,渺小,渺小的trivial琐碎,琐碎的,琐事,小事一桩undignified不体面的,不体面,不庄重,没有尊严的unimportant不重要,不重要的,不要紧,不关痛痒unimposing不太好意思,不太好意思说,不太起眼,不太好办unimpressive不起眼,不起眼的,不引人注目,不引人注目的contemptible蔑视,轻蔑,鄙视,卑鄙inferior劣质,劣质的,劣势,低级low低,低的,低位,低级paltry微不足道,微不足道的,渺小,渺小的pitiful可怜的人,可怜的,悲惨的,凄惨的
adj.most important
Synonyms
dignified端庄,尊严,庄重,庄重的lofty崇高的,崇高,巍峨的,耸人听闻main主要,主,主要的,主体noble崇高的,崇高,昂贵的,崇尚chief酋长,首席,首长,主任elevated高高在上的,高昂的,高高在上,高架grave严重,墓穴,墓葬,墓室head头,头部,头颅,头头leading领导,领先,领先的,领导层principal主要的,主要内容,主要负责人,主要exalted高昂的,高高在上,高高在上的,高昂highest最高,最高的,最高层,最高级majestic气势磅礴,壮丽的,雄伟的,气势磅礴的mighty伟大的,强大的,巨大的,强大preeminent出类拔萃,出类拔萃的,杰出的,突出的regal皇室的,华贵的,皇室,皇家的supreme至高无上,至尊,至上,至高无上的transcendent超越性,超凡脱俗,超越,超越的

Examples

  • So did Alexander Hamilton, and on a grander scale than your AmEx.

  • Russia has far grander plans to secure its claims in the north as the permanent ice caps recede.

  • And while there are cutscenes that ostensibly explain the grander narrative, nothing really makes sense.

  • The occasion was of a grander scale, of course, and a much more elaborate production.

  • Impossible to tell the stories, to rekindle the grander times.

  • To travelers blessed with golden sunshine, the Rhine may wear a grander, nobler aspect, and to such I leave it.

  • It is what people call a difficult, dangerous age, and the grander she is, the greater danger of not managing her rightly.

  • Grander and grander the melody rose, voicing loves triumph with wondrous sweetness and palpitating rhythm.

  • Their humble graves are grander monuments than the trophied tombs of Romes proud conquerors upon the Appian Way.

  • Outside the Breakwater it was very grand, and outside Rame Head grander still, as the rollers came in after a 48 hours' gale.

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