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gross

UK /ɡrəʊs/US /ɡroʊs/

词源

源自中古英语 'gros',来自古法语 'gros',意为'厚的、粗的',最终源自拉丁语 'grossus'(厚的、粗糙的)。

adjective

❶ 形容某事物极其令人厌恶或难以接受,通常指行为、气味或外观等让人感到不适的情况。

“The bathroom was left in a gross condition after the party.”

(派对结束后,浴室变得脏乱不堪。)

“He made a gross joke that offended everyone.”

(他开了个恶俗的玩笑,冒犯了所有人。)

❶ 指总量或整体数额,未扣除任何费用或扣除项之前的数字。

“The company reported a gross profit of $1 million last year.”

(公司去年报告的总利润为100万美元。)

“His gross income includes bonuses and overtime pay.”

(他的总收入包括奖金和加班费。)

同义词:disgusting, revolting, total, whole

verb

❶ 指某人或某公司获得总收入或总利润,通常用于商业或财务语境。

“The movie grossed over $100 million worldwide.”

(这部电影在全球的票房收入超过1亿美元。)

“The band grossed a huge amount from their concert tour.”

(这支乐队从巡回演唱会中赚了一大笔钱。)

同义词:earn, make, bring in

常见短语

gross out — 指某事物让人感到极度恶心或不适,常用于描述令人反感的场景或行为。

“The horror movie was designed to gross out the audience.”

(这部恐怖电影就是为了让观众感到恶心而设计的。)

gross negligence — 法律术语,指极端疏忽或不负责任的行为,可能导致严重后果。

“The court ruled that the accident was caused by gross negligence.”

(法院裁定事故是由于严重疏忽造成的。)