1 gross /ˈgroʊs/ adjective grosser; grossest
grosser; grossest
Learner's definition of GROSS
[also more gross; most gross]
1
always used before a noun : very obvious or noticeable明显的;显而易见的 -
There is a gross [=glaring] error in the text.文稿中有一处明显的错误。
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They have suffered a gross injustice.显然,他们遭受了不公正待遇。
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That's a gross exaggeration.那是明显的夸大其词。
2
a : rude or offensive粗鲁的;冒犯的;令人不快的 b informal : very disgusting令人恶心的 3
always used before a noun : including everything总的 —
used especially to describe a total amount of money that exists before anything (such as taxes or expenses) is taken away(尤指税费扣除前或开支前等的)总钱数 — compare 3net
— grossness
noun [noncount] 2 gross /ˈgroʊs/ adverb
Learner's definition of GROSS
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used to describe a total amount of money that exists before anything (such as taxes or expenses) is taken away(尤指税费扣除前或开支前等的钱数)总共 3 gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb
grosses; grossed; grossing
grosses; grossed; grossing
Learner's definition of GROSS
gross out
[phrasal verb] gross (someone) out also gross out (someone) chiefly US, informal
: to cause (someone) to feel disgusted使作呕;使恶心 — see also gross-out 4 gross /ˈgroʊs/ verb
grosses; grossed; grossing
grosses; grossed; grossing
Learner's definition of GROSS
[+ object]
: to earn (an amount of money) before taxes, expenses, etc., are taken away(税费、开支等扣除前的)总收入为,总共赚得 — compare 4net 5 gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun
plural grosses
plural grosses
Learner's definition of GROSS
[count]
: the amount of money earned before taxes, expenses, etc., are taken away(税费、开支等扣除前的)毛收入,总收入 — compare 5net 6 gross /ˈgroʊs/ noun
plural gross
plural gross
Learner's definition of GROSS
[count]
: a group of 144 things : 12 dozen一罗(144个)