英语词汇“grandeur”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	grandeur
释义	gran·deur \ˈgranjə(r), -raan- also -nˌdyu̇(ə)r or -nˌju̇- or -u̇ə sometimes -ndyə(r) or -ndə(r) or -nˌdu̇(ə)r or -nˌdu̇ə or -nˌdər(.) or -nˌdə̄(r\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from grand great + -eur -or — more at grand 1. archaic : greatness of power or position < exalted to this prodigious grandeur, Alexander was at the time of his death little more than thirty-two years old — George Grote > 2. a. : personal greatness characterized chiefly by dignity of character, largeness of spirit, or significant scope of accomplishment < in those rural epics … the descendants lose the grandeur of those who first settled on the land — Sidney Alexander > < the moral grandeur of the pioneer — C.I.Glicksberg > b. : dignity and sublimity (as of style) < that lofty grandeur of the diction of the English Bible — J.L.Lowes > < the sweetness or the grandeur expected of religious music — Time > < the inability of men to sustain the grandeur of their own ideal conceptions — Times Literary Supplement > 3. a. : the quality of being majestic, magnificent, splendid, stately, or imposing in an awe-inspiring way especially to the view < a scenic grandeur in the wide view of mountains and valleys > < the grandeur of the wild wintry seas — L.D.Stamp > < the former grandeur of the queer castlelike homes of the Victorian era — American Guide Series: Tennessee > b. : an instance of such a quality < the most delightful of southern towns was almost certain to mix a little squalor with its grandeurs — Donald Davidson >
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