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grandiose adj.宏伟的；壮观的；浮夸的 (1) 这是场精心制作而宏大的开场。(2) 其结果是，很少有宏伟的政府赞助的项目。(3) 首长在广场上检阅了威武雄壮的仪仗队。(4) 雾气散去之后，一幅壮丽的景观展现在游客面前。(5) 我们必须摈弃浮夸的工作作风。 Coming from the Italian word grandioso (meaning "grand" or "noble"), the adjective grandiose is kind of like Italian hand gestures: big, exaggerated, and over the top. And it's that excessiveness that pushes something grand (large, with an air of distinction) into grandiose (large, but trying too hard) territory.

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英 ['ɡrændiəʊs] 美 ['ɡrændioʊs] (1) It was an elaborate and grandiose opening.(2) The result is that there are very few grandiose government-sponsored projects.(3) On the square, the commander reviewed the powerful and grandiose guard of honor.(4) As the fog vanished, a grandiose landscape unfolded before the tourists.(5) We must do away with the grandiose style of work. You've got big plans. Huge plans. Whatever it is, it's going to blow minds and absolutely rock worlds! Well, to some people those plans might sound a bit grandiose, or unnecessarily overblown and even highfalutin. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]华而不实的；浮夸的 If you describe something as grandiose, you mean it is bigger or more elaborate than necessary.   [disapproval]Not one of Kim's grandiose plans has even begun.金那些华而不实的计划甚至一个都还没有开始实施。

英语单词	grandiose
英美音标	英 ['ɡrændiəʊs] 美 ['ɡrændioʊs]
中文释义	adj.宏伟的；壮观的；浮夸的
英语例句	(1) It was an elaborate and grandiose opening. (2) The result is that there are very few grandiose government-sponsored projects. (3) On the square, the commander reviewed the powerful and grandiose guard of honor. (4) As the fog vanished, a grandiose landscape unfolded before the tourists. (5) We must do away with the grandiose style of work.
中文例句	(1) 这是场精心制作而宏大的开场。 (2) 其结果是，很少有宏伟的政府赞助的项目。 (3) 首长在广场上检阅了威武雄壮的仪仗队。 (4) 雾气散去之后，一幅壮丽的景观展现在游客面前。 (5) 我们必须摈弃浮夸的工作作风。
vocabulary简明	You've got big plans. Huge plans. Whatever it is, it's going to blow minds and absolutely rock worlds! Well, to some people those plans might sound a bit grandiose, or unnecessarily overblown and even highfalutin.
vocabulary扩展	Coming from the Italian word grandioso (meaning "grand" or "noble"), the adjective grandiose is kind of like Italian hand gestures: big, exaggerated, and over the top. And it's that excessiveness that pushes something grand (large, with an air of distinction) into grandiose (large, but trying too hard) territory.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]华而不实的；浮夸的 If you describe something as grandiose, you mean it is bigger or more elaborate than necessary. [disapproval] Not one of Kim's grandiose plans has even begun. 金那些华而不实的计划甚至一个都还没有开始实施。

Grandiose Elaborate Plans Italian Large 英 ɡrændiəʊs] 美 ɡrændioʊs