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gross·er 英'grəʊsə美'groʊsə COCA¹⁰²⁶⁶³BNC⁷⁴²¹³
基本英英例句
美俚赚钱的产品或生产原型gross的比较级
形容词 gross:
before any deductionslacking fine distinctions or detailrepellently fatvisible to the naked eye especially of rocks and anatomical featureswithout qualification; used informally as often pejorative intensifiersconspicuously and tastelessly indecentconspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible That liberal shepherds give a grosser name.
放荡的羊倌给它们起了一个粗俗的名字。 blog.sina.com.cn
The biggest grosser of2008, “The Dark Knight, ” was one of the better Batman adventures, but it didn’t make the cut.
2008年最卖座的电影---《黑暗骑士》，就是蝙蝠侠系列中较卖座的一部，但是并没有被PK掉。 yeeyan
These, perhaps, if more distinctly heard, might have been only a grosser medium, and have clogged the spiritual sense.
这些话如果所得分明些，或许只是一种粗俗的媒介，反倒影响了其精神意义。 hjenglish |