GRAND JEU

Meaning of GRAND JEU in English

gräⁿ ˈzhē, -ˈzhə, -ˈzhər, F gräⁿzhœ̅ adverb (or adjective)

Etymology: French, literally, grand play

: full organ

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JEU — ˈzh]ə, ]ər(.), ]ə̄, F ]œ̅ noun ( plural jeux ]ə(z), ]ərz, ]ər(.), ]ə̄(z), ]œ̅\) Etymology: French, from Latin jocus joke, …
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GRAND — (superl.) Having higher rank or more dignity, size, or importance than other persons or things of the same name; as, …
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GRAND — (superl.) Great in size, and fine or imposing in appearance or impression; illustrious, dignifled, or noble (said of persons); majestic, …
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GRAND — ( superl. ) Great in size, and fine or imposing in appearance or impression; illustrious, dignifled, or noble (said of …
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JEU — /zhue/ , n. , pl. jeux /zhue/ . French. a game.
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GRAND — — grandly , adv. — grandness , n. /grand/ , adj., grander, grandest , n. , pl. grands for 13, …
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GRAND — I. ˈgrand adjective Etymology: Anglo-French grant, grand, large, great, grand, from Latin grandis Date: 1548 1. a. : having more …
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GRAND — superl of large size or extent; great; extensive; hence, relatively great; greatest; chief; principal; as, a grand mountain; a grand …
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GRAND — [grand] adj [MF, large, great, grand, fr. L grandis] (1584) 1 a: having more importance than others: foremost b: having …
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GRAND — grand, Grand BrE AmE ɡrænd —but in French expressions ɡrɒn, ɡrɒ̃ AmE ɡrɑːn —French [ ɡrɑ̃ ] —See also phrases …
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GRAND — / grænd; NAmE / adjective , noun ■ adjective ( grand·er , grand·est ) 1. impressive and large or important …
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GRAND — I. ˌgrand piˈano BrE AmE ( also grand ) noun [countable] the type of large piano often used in concerts, …
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GRAND — adj. & n. --adj. 1 a splendid, magnificent, imposing, dignified. b solemn or lofty in conception, execution, or expression; noble. …
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GRAND — adj. & n. adj. 1 a splendid, magnificent, imposing, dignified. b solemn or lofty in conception, execution, or expression; noble. …
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GRAND — adj. & n. --adj. 1. a splendid, magnificent, imposing, dignified. b solemn or lofty in conception, execution, or expression; noble. …
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GRAND — ( grander, grandest, grands) Frequency: The word is one of the 1500 most common words in English. Note: The form …
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GRAND — (SPLENDID) [adjective] -er, -est - splendid in style and appearance; attracting admiration and attentionThe Palace of Versailles is very grand.We …
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GRAND — Synonyms and related words : Babylonian, C, C-note, Corinthian, G, G-note, Klavier, M, Steinway, admirable, advantageous, aggrandized, all-inclusive, apotheosized, aristocratic, …
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GRAND — n. 25B6; adjective a grand hotel : MAGNIFICENT, imposing, impressive, awe-inspiring, splendid, resplendent, majestic, monumental; palatial, stately, large; luxurious, sumptuous, …
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GRAND — adj. 1 large, great, huge, immense, enormous, impressive, imposing, splendid, fine, majestic, stately, lofty, monumental, lavish, magnificent, opulent, luxurious, palatial, …
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GRAND — 1. прил. 1) а) большой, величественный, грандиозный, великий б) возвышенный, благородный в) важный, знатный; важничающий, исполненный самомнения do the grand …
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GRAND — grand.ogg 1. grænd n 1. рояль concert grand - концертный рояль baby grand - (рояль-)миньон 2. амер. сл. тысяча долларов; …
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GRAND — grand прил.1) а) большой, величественный, грандиозный, великий б) возвышенный, благородный в) важный, знатный; важничающий, исполненный самомнения - do the grand …
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GRAND — 1. [grænd] n 1. рояль concert ~ - концертный рояль baby ~ - (рояль-)миньон 2. амер. сл. тысяча долларов; «косая» …
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GRAND — 1. grænd n 1. рояль concert grand - концертный рояль baby grand - (рояль-)миньон 2. амер. сл. тысяча долларов; «косая» …
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GRAND — 1. прил. 1) а) большой, величественный, грандиозный, великий б) возвышенный, благородный в) важный, знатный; важничающий, исполненный самомнения - do the …
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GRAND — 1. прил. 1) а) большой, величественный, грандиозный, великий б) возвышенный, благородный в) важный, знатный; важничающий, исполненный самомнения - do the grand г) великий, главный (приставки к …
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GRAND — прил. 1) грандиозный, величественный 2) великий 3) важный, главный 4) серьезный 5) общий • - grand jury - grand people - grand problem - grand total
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GRAND — 1. прил. 1) а) большой, величественный, грандиозный, великий б) возвышенный, благородный в) важный, знатный; важничающий, исполненный самомнения do the grand …
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VIEUX JEU — foreign term Etymology: French old game ; old hat
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JEU DE MOTS — foreign term Etymology: French play on words ; pun
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JEU D'ESPRIT — noun (plural jeux d'esprit) Etymology: French, literally, play of the mind Date: 1712 a witty comment or composition
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PLEIN JEU — ˈplaⁿ- noun Usage: often capitalized P&J Etymology: French, literally, full play : a mixture stop in a pipe organ including …
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JEU D'ESPRIT — ˌ ̷ ̷də̇ˈsprē noun ( plural jeux d'esprit ) Etymology: French, literally, play of the mind : a play or piece of …
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JEU D'ESPRIT — () A witticism.
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JEU D'ESPRIT — A witticism.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
JEU D'ESPRIT — /zhue des prddee"/ , pl. jeux d'esprit /zhue des prddee"/ . French. 1. a witticism. 2. a literary work showing …
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JEU DE MOTS — /zhuedeu moh"/ , pl. jeux de mots /zhuedeu moh"/ . French. a pun. [ lit., play of words ]
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VIEUX JEU — foreign term Etymology: French : old game : old hat
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JEU DE MOTS — foreign term Etymology: French : play on words : pun
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VIEUX JEU — [vieux jeu] [F] foreign term : old game: old hat
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JEU DE MOTS — [jeu de mots] [F] foreign term : play on words: pun
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JEU D'ESPRIT — [jeu d'es.prit] n, pl jeux d'esprit [F, lit., play of the mind] (1712): a witty comment or composition
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JEU D'ESPRIT — jeu d'esprit, jeux d'esprit BrE AmE ˌʒɜː de ˈspriː AmE ˌʒuː- —French [ ʒø dɛs pʁi \]
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JEWEL — I. ˈjü]əl, ˈju̇] also ]l, chiefly Brit ](ˌ)il noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English juel, jowel, …
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JEW — I. ˈjü noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English Gyu, Jewe, Jew, from Old French gyu, jeu, jué, juef, from …
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JEOPARDY — I. -_dē, -_di noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English jupartie, jeopartie, jeopardie, from Anglo-French juparti, jeu parti, from Old …
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DAMS — I. plural of dam present third singular of dam II. ˈdamz noun plural but singular in construction Etymology: alteration of …
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JEWRY — ˈju̇rē, ˈjürē, -ri noun ( -es ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Middle English Gywerie, Jewerie, Jewrie, from Old French juierie, …
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JEOPARD — /jep"euhrd/ , v.t. to jeopardize. [ 1325-75; ME juparten, back formation from jupartie JEOPARDY, repr. MF jeu partir to divide …
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JEWEL — I. ˈjü-əl, ˈjül also ˈju̇l noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English juel, from Anglo-French, diminutive of ju, jeu game, …
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JEW — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French ju, jeu, from Latin Judaeus, from Greek Ioudaios, from Hebrew Yĕhūdhī, from Yĕhūdhāh Judah, …
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EPIGRAM — n. 1 witticism, bon mot, quip, mot, turn of phrase, jeu d'esprit, Atticism; pun, double entendre, jeu de mots, play …
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