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grandeur n.庄严；伟大；宏伟；壮观 (1) 这个地方有一种庄严褪去之后的神圣之感。(2) 这首诗歌颂了黄河的伟大气魄。(3) 他自以为很了不起。(4) 她想坐头等舱旅行，她一定自以为很了不起。(5) 阅兵式那宏伟的场面是无法用语言表达的。(6) 我曾经看到过阿尔卑斯山的壮丽景色。 Derived from the Old French word grand (meaning “great”), the word grandeur is used to describe things that are distinguished, extraordinary, and impressive in scope. Consider the French origins of grandeur as a clue and note that this is a fancy word, best saved for describing things that are truly magnificent on a large scale. The simple beauty of a shadow’s pattern on a sidewalk probably doesn’t have grandeur, but a sunset over the Rocky Mountains probably does.

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英 ['ɡrændʒə(r)] 美 ['ɡrændʒər] (1) The place has a gracious air of faded grandeur.(2) This poem praises the grandeur of the Yellow River.(3) He has delusions of grandeur.(4) She wants to travel first-class: she must have delusions of grandeur.(5) No words can express the grandeur of that parade.(6) I've seen the grandeur of Alps. Use the noun grandeur to describe something that is splendid or magnificent, such as a lofty idea or an impressive building: “The gilded domes and ornate detail added to the grandeur of the church on Red Square.” 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]宏伟；堂皇；壮丽 If something such as a building or a piece of scenery has grandeur, it is impressive because of its size, its beauty, or its power.   [oft the N of n]...the grandeur and natural beauty of South America...南美洲壮丽的自然美景Only inside do you appreciate the church's true grandeur.只有深入其中，你才能真正欣赏教堂的富丽堂皇。2[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]高贵；显赫；自命不凡 Someone's grandeur is the great importance and social status that they have, or think they have.   [oft poss N]He is wholly concerned with his own grandeur.他只关心自己的显赫地位。3  delusions of grandeur→see: delusion；

英语单词	grandeur
英美音标	英 ['ɡrændʒə(r)] 美 ['ɡrændʒər]
中文释义	n.庄严；伟大；宏伟；壮观
英语例句	(1) The place has a gracious air of faded grandeur. (2) This poem praises the grandeur of the Yellow River. (3) He has delusions of grandeur. (4) She wants to travel first-class: she must have delusions of grandeur. (5) No words can express the grandeur of that parade. (6) I've seen the grandeur of Alps.
中文例句	(1) 这个地方有一种庄严褪去之后的神圣之感。 (2) 这首诗歌颂了黄河的伟大气魄。 (3) 他自以为很了不起。 (4) 她想坐头等舱旅行，她一定自以为很了不起。 (5) 阅兵式那宏伟的场面是无法用语言表达的。 (6) 我曾经看到过阿尔卑斯山的壮丽景色。
vocabulary简明	Use the noun grandeur to describe something that is splendid or magnificent, such as a lofty idea or an impressive building: “The gilded domes and ornate detail added to the grandeur of the church on Red Square.”
vocabulary扩展	Derived from the Old French word grand (meaning “great”), the word grandeur is used to describe things that are distinguished, extraordinary, and impressive in scope. Consider the French origins of grandeur as a clue and note that this is a fancy word, best saved for describing things that are truly magnificent on a large scale. The simple beauty of a shadow’s pattern on a sidewalk probably doesn’t have grandeur, but a sunset over the Rocky Mountains probably does.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]宏伟；堂皇；壮丽 If something such as a building or a piece of scenery has grandeur, it is impressive because of its size, its beauty, or its power. [oft the N of n] ...the grandeur and natural beauty of South America... 南美洲壮丽的自然美景 Only inside do you appreciate the church's true grandeur. 只有深入其中，你才能真正欣赏教堂的富丽堂皇。 2 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]高贵；显赫；自命不凡 Someone's grandeur is the great importance and social status that they have, or think they have. [oft poss N] He is wholly concerned with his own grandeur. 他只关心自己的显赫地位。 3 delusions of grandeur→see: delusion ；

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