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

gracenoun

uk/ɡreɪs/us/ɡreɪs/

grace noun (MOVEMENT)

C1 [ U ] a quality of moving in a smooth, relaxed, and attractive way:

Joanna has natural grace and elegance.

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Beauty and attractiveness

attractive
beauty
chic
crowning glory idiom
dainty
gorgeous
graceful
grandeur
homely
hourglass figure
majesty
nobility
picturesque
poetry
pretty
splendour
stately
sublime
sultry
voluptuous

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grace noun (POLITENESS)

C2 [ U ] the quality of being pleasantly polite, or a willingness to be fair and honest:

They accepted their defeat with good grace.

graces uk/ɡreɪsɪz/us[ plural ]

ways of behaving that are considered polite and pleasant:

Ken is sadly lacking in social graces.

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Polite and respectful

chivalrous
chivalry
civil
civility
civilized
civilly
courtly
couth
deferential
euphemism
gallant
gentlemanly
gracious
polite
politely
politically correct
refined
respect
respectful
respectfully

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Manners & levels of formality

grace noun (APPROVAL)

[ U ] formal approval or kindness, especially (in the Christian religion) that is freely given by God to all humans:

Betty believed that it was through divine grace that her husband had recovered from his illness.

by the grace of God formal

through the kindness or help of God:

By the grace of God, the pilot managed to land the damaged plane safely.

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Religious concepts: forgiveness in religion

absolution
absolve
cleanse
confess
confession
deliver
redeem
redemption
remission
salvation

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Good luck and bad luck

grace noun (PRAYER)

[ C or U ] a prayer said by Christians before a meal to thank God for the food:

The children always say grace at dinnertime.

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Religious ceremonies & prayers

alleluia
amen
anoint
baptism
bar mitzvah
blessing
burnt offering
confirm
confirmation
consecrate
creed
dedicate
devotion
incense
matins
ordination
Our Father
pray
prayer
sermon

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grace noun (TIME)

[ U ] a period of time left or allowed before something happens or before something must be done:

The exams have been postponed, so the students have a few days' grace before they start.

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Periods of time - general words

age
at/in one sitting idiom
day
duration
free time
gap
interval
length
making
me time
rest
run
shortly
slot
span
spasm
spell
spree
stretch
term

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Idiom(s)

there but for the grace of God (go I)

graceverb [ T ]

uk/ɡreɪs/us/ɡreɪs/

C2 to be in a place, on a thing etc. and make it look more attractive:

Her face has graced the covers of magazines across the world.

grace sb with your presence

to honour people by taking part in something:

We are delighted that the mayor will be gracing us with his presence at our annual dinner.

humorous So you've finally decided to grace us with your presence, have you? (= You are late.)

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Decorating or making something attractive

accessorize
adorn
adornment
beautify
bedeck
edged
embellish
festoon
flatter
flock
garland
glam
ornamentation
ornate
pimp
prettify
redecorate
twiddly
window dressing
zhuzh

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Present

单词	grace
释义	Contents noun (5) grace (MOVEMENT) grace (POLITENESS) grace (APPROVAL) grace (PRAYER) grace (TIME) verb (1) grace (1) noun (1) Grace (1) Contents noun (4) grace (BEAUTY) grace (PLEASANTNESS) grace (RELIGION) grace (TIME) more…(4) graceful graceful gracefully gracefully English American Business gracenoun uk/ɡreɪs/us/ɡreɪs/ grace noun (MOVEMENT) C1 [ U ] a quality of moving in a smooth, relaxed, and attractive way: Joanna has natural grace and elegance. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Beauty and attractiveness attractive beauty chic crowning glory idiom dainty gorgeous graceful grandeur homely hourglass figure majesty nobility picturesque poetry pretty splendour stately sublime sultry voluptuous See more results » grace noun (POLITENESS) C2 [ U ] the quality of being pleasantly polite, or a willingness to be fair and honest: They accepted their defeat with good grace. graces uk/ɡreɪsɪz/us[ plural ] ways of behaving that are considered polite and pleasant: Ken is sadly lacking in social graces. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Polite and respectful chivalrous chivalry civil civility civilized civilly courtly couth deferential euphemism gallant gentlemanly gracious polite politely politically correct refined respect respectful respectfully See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Manners & levels of formality grace noun (APPROVAL) [ U ] formal approval or kindness, especially (in the Christian religion) that is freely given by God to all humans: Betty believed that it was through divine grace that her husband had recovered from his illness. by the grace of God formal through the kindness or help of God: By the grace of God, the pilot managed to land the damaged plane safely. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Religious concepts: forgiveness in religion absolution absolve cleanse confess confession deliver redeem redemption remission salvation You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Good luck and bad luck grace noun (PRAYER) [ C or U ] a prayer said by Christians before a meal to thank God for the food: The children always say grace at dinnertime. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Religious ceremonies & prayers alleluia amen anoint baptism bar mitzvah blessing burnt offering confirm confirmation consecrate creed dedicate devotion incense matins ordination Our Father pray prayer sermon See more results » grace noun (TIME) [ U ] a period of time left or allowed before something happens or before something must be done: The exams have been postponed, so the students have a few days' grace before they start. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Periods of time - general words age at/in one sitting idiom day duration free time gap interval length making me time rest run shortly slot span spasm spell spree stretch term See more results » Idiom(s) there but for the grace of God (go I) graceverb [ T ] uk/ɡreɪs/us/ɡreɪs/ C2 to be in a place, on a thing etc. and make it look more attractive: Her face has graced the covers of magazines across the world. grace sb with your presence to honour people by taking part in something: We are delighted that the mayor will be gracing us with his presence at our annual dinner. humorous So you've finally decided to grace us with your presence, have you? (= You are late.) Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Decorating or making something attractive accessorize adorn adornment beautify bedeck edged embellish festoon flatter flock garland glam ornamentation ornate pimp prettify redecorate twiddly window dressing zhuzh See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Present Gracenoun uk/ɡreɪs/us/ɡreɪs/ Your/His/Her Grace used to address or refer to a duke, duchess or archbishop Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Royalty, aristocracy & titles accession archduke aristocracy aristocrat baron ennoble er esquire hereditary peer Highness Mr Mrs nobility noble nobleman sire sovereign squire sultan throne See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Religious titles gracenoun [ U ] us/ɡreɪs/ grace noun [ U ] (BEAUTY) simple beauty of movement or form: The skaters moved over the ice with effortless grace. grace noun [ U ] (PLEASANTNESS) the charming quality of being polite and pleasant, or a willingness to be fair and to forgive: She always handles her clients with tact and grace. grace noun [ U ] (RELIGION) a prayer of thanks to God that is said before and sometimes after a meal: Before we eat, I want to ask Cory to say grace. Grace is also approval or protection given by God: By the grace of God, I hope to live for many years. grace noun [ U ] (TIME) an added period of time allowed before something must be done or paid: The landlord gave us a week’s grace to pay the rent. graceful adjective us/ˈɡreɪs·fəl/ The dancers formed graceful, whirling combinations. graceful adjective us/ˈɡreɪs·fəl/ I want to make a graceful exit when it’s time to leave. gracefully adverb us/ˈɡreɪs·fə·li/ He gracefully skis down the slopes. gracefully adverb us/ˈɡreɪs·fə·li/ A lot of people grow old gracefully. gracenoun [ U ] uk/ɡreɪs/us extra time after the normal date that a payment should be made, work should be finished, etc. during which there is no punishment for being late: give sb a month's/a week's/two weeks', etc. grace The bank gives customers a week's grace before charging a late fee. China will give foreign companies up to a two-year grace period before taxing their capital goods imports. See also fall
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gracenoun

grace noun (MOVEMENT)

grace noun (POLITENESS)

grace noun (APPROVAL)

grace noun (PRAYER)

grace noun (TIME)

Idiom(s)

graceverb [ T ]

Gracenoun

gracenoun [ U ]

grace noun [ U ] (BEAUTY)

grace noun [ U ] (PLEASANTNESS)

grace noun [ U ] (RELIGION)

grace noun [ U ] (TIME)

gracenoun [ U ]