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词典释义:
grandiose
时间: 2024-02-06 12:10:46
GRE
英 [ˈɡrændiəʊs]
美 [ˈɡrændioʊs]

adj. 过分华丽的;做作的;构思宏大的

双语例句
  • His mind is full of grandiose schemes for making money.

    他的脑子里全是不切实际的赚钱计划。

  • He wants to travel around the world within a year, which sounds a bit grandiose.

    他想在一年内环球旅行,这听起来有点不切实际。

  • The judge's grandiose judicial wig adds a solemn sense of ceremony to the proceedings.

    法官华丽的司法假发给诉讼程序增加了庄严肃穆的仪式感。

  • We should make practical plans rather than having grandiose ideas.

    我们应该制定切实可行的计划 而不是浮夸的想法

  • Thus, some of his most grandiose ideas never came to fruition.

    因此,他的一些最宏伟的想法从未实现。

  • The grandiose scheme for a journey across the desert came to nothing.

    不切实际的穿越沙漠计划已成泡影。

  • The sad truth is that not one of Tim's grandiose plans has even begun.

    可悲的是,蒂姆那些华而不实的计划没有一项付诸实施。

  • This year will be particularly grandiose.

    今年仪式将尤其盛大。

  • In 2011 grandiose strategy will be out of fashion.

    在2011年,浮夸的策略会过时。

  • He makes grandiose claims with a mixture of mirth and sincerity.

    他会带着欢笑和真挚要求巨额索赔。

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词根 grandly

释义
adj.

impressive or magnificent in appearance or style, especially pretentiously so

(外表,风格)过分华丽的;做作的

  • the court's grandiose facade.

    法院过分华丽的外观。

conceived on a very grand or ambitious scale

构思宏大的

  • grandiose plans to reform the world.

    改变世界的宏伟计划。

词源

"mid 19th cent.: from French, from Italian grandioso, from grande ‘grand’."

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