grand

• Describe algo grande, impresionante o majestuoso en tamaño, escala o apariencia.

Describes something that is large, impressive, or magnificent in size, scope, or appearance.

1. Impressive in size or appearanceB1formal

   Large, impressive, or magnificent in scale, scope, or appearance.

   grandioso

   • They stayed in a grand hotel overlooking the ocean.
   • The palace had a grand entrance with marble columns.
   • The wedding was a grand affair with hundreds of guests.

   Sinónimosawe-inspiringgloriousimposinglavishmagnificentmajesticmonumentalpalatialsplendidstatelysumptuous

   Antónimoshumblemodestpettysmallunimpressive

2. Important or ambitiousB2formal

   Having a high level of importance, ambition, or dignity.

   grande (importante o ambicioso)

   • She has grand plans to travel around the world.
   • The company announced its grand vision for the future.
   • He made a grand gesture by donating his entire salary.

   Sinónimosambitiouselevatedexaltedhighloftynoble

   Antónimosinsignificantpettytrivialunimportant

3. Excellent or wonderfulA2informalbritish

   Used informally to express that something is very good or enjoyable.

   estupendo, magnífico

   • We had a grand time at the party last night.
   • The weather is grand today for a picnic.
   • That's a grand idea you've come up with.

   Sinónimosexcellentfantasticgreatmagnificentsplendidsuperbterrificwonderful

   Antónimosawfullousymediocrepoorterrible

• Sustantivo informal que designa mil dólares o libras, usado a menudo en contextos financieros o de dinero.

A noun referring to a thousand dollars or pounds, often used informally in financial contexts.

1. B2informalamerican

   Slang term for one thousand dollars.

   Mil dólares

   • He paid ten grand for that used car.
   • The repairs cost me five grand.
   • She won twenty grand in the lottery.

   Sinónimosgklargestackthou

2. Grand pianoB1formal

   A large piano with horizontal strings, typically used in concerts.

   Piano de cola

   • The concert hall has a beautiful grand piano.
   • She practiced on a grand piano at the music school.
   • The grand piano was too large to fit through the door.

   Sinónimosgrand piano