>> ZG·Lingua >  >> Linguistic Research >> Research Projects

What are common phrases using the word grand?

Here are some common phrases using the word "grand":

General phrases:

* Grand prize: The most valuable or prestigious prize in a competition.

* Grand finale: The culminating event of a series of events.

* Grand opening: The official opening of a new business or establishment.

* Grand gesture: A dramatic or impressive action intended to show affection or commitment.

* Grand scheme of things: The overall perspective or context of a situation.

* Grand illusion: A magical trick or performance designed to deceive the audience.

Phrases relating to size or scale:

* Grand scale: On a large or impressive scale.

* Grandiose: Excessively impressive or elaborate.

* Grand design: A comprehensive or ambitious plan.

* Grand view: A spectacular or impressive view.

* Grand mansion: A large and impressive house.

Phrases relating to style:

* Grand dame: A woman who is admired for her elegance and sophistication.

* Grand style: An elegant and stylish manner.

* Grand tour: A luxurious journey through Europe.

* Grand manner: An elegant and dignified demeanor.

Phrases with specific meanings:

* Grandfather clock: A tall, freestanding clock with a pendulum.

* Grandfather clause: A legal provision that exempts certain people from the application of a new law.

* Grand Slam: In sports, a term used to describe winning all four major tournaments in a single year.

* Grand Canyon: A famous canyon in Arizona, United States.

* Grand Prix: A prestigious race for motor vehicles.

These are just a few examples, and the specific meaning of "grand" can vary depending on the context.

Copyright © www.zgghmh.com ZG·Lingua All rights reserved.