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grace

/ɡreɪs/

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noun

/ɡreɪs/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее элегантность, красоту или плавность движений, формы или манер; также может относиться к божественной благодати или периоду времени, предоставленному сверх установленного срока.

A noun referring to elegance, beauty, or smoothness of movement, form, or manner; also can refer to divine favor or a period of time allowed beyond a deadline.

uncountable

  1. Elegance and beautyB1formal

    A smooth and controlled way of moving, often considered beautiful.

    ruГрация

    • She danced with incredible grace.
    • The swan moved across the lake with natural grace.
    • His movements lacked grace and were clumsy.

    Synonymsagilitycharmcontrolelegancefinesseflowfluiditygracefulnesspoisepolishrefinementsmoothnessstylishnesssuppleness

    Antonymsawkwardnessclumsinessgracelessnessinelegancestiffness

  2. Kindness or favorB2formal

    Goodwill, mercy, or a favor granted to someone.

    ruМилость

    • He had the grace to admit his mistake.
    • She was granted a period of grace to pay the bill.
    • The king showed grace to his enemies.

    Synonymsbenevolenceclemencycompassionfavorgoodwillleniencymercypardon

    Antonymsanimositycondemnationcrueltydisapprovaldisdainharshnesshostilityill willmalicescorn

  3. Prayer before a mealB1formal

    A short prayer said before eating to express thanks.

    ruМолитва перед едой

    • They said grace before dinner.
    • The family held hands and recited grace.
    • He was asked to lead the grace at the banquet.

    Synonymsblessingthanksgiving

  4. Divine favorB2formal

    The free and unmerited favor of God, as manifested in the salvation of sinners and the bestowal of blessings.

    ruБлагодать

    • She believed she was saved by God's grace.
    • The concept of grace is central to Christian theology.
    • He prayed for grace and forgiveness.

    Synonymsbenevolenceclemencyfavorgoodwillkindnessmercy

    Antonymscondemnationcursedamnationwrath

Forms
  • graces plural form
  • graces' possessive plural form
  • grace's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ɡreɪs/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по оказанию чести или украшению чего-либо или кого-либо своим присутствием, или для придания чему-либо элегантности или красоты.

A verb used to indicate the act of honoring or adorning something or someone with one's presence, or to add elegance or beauty to something.

  1. Adorn or honorB2formal

    To bring honor or beauty to something or someone.

    ruУкрашать или удостаивать

    • The queen graced the ceremony with her presence.
    • Beautiful paintings grace the walls of the gallery.
    • His speech graced the occasion with elegance.

    Synonymsadornbeautifydecoratedignifydistinguishembellishenhancehonorornament

    Antonymsdegradedisgracedishonorshame

  2. Show favor or kindnessB2formal

    To give someone the favor of one's presence or attention.

    ruУдостоить

    • She graced us with a visit last weekend.
    • The celebrity graced the charity event with her attendance.
    • He graced the dinner party with his wit and charm.

    Synonymsblessdignifydistinguishfavorhonor

Forms
  • graced past participle
  • graced past simple
  • gracing present participle
  • graces third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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