grand in Irish
grand in Irish is galánta, seoigh — grand means impressively large, important, or magnificent.
grand in Irish
galánta
(Ireland, Northern England, colloquial, otherwise, _, dated) Fine; lovely.
seoigh
(Ireland, Northern England, colloquial, otherwise, _, dated) Fine; lovely.
What does "grand" mean?
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adj Impressively large, important, or magnificent.
"The hotel had a grand marble staircase in the lobby."
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adj Excellent or wonderful (informal, especially in Irish and British English).
""How was the trip?" "Ah, it was grand.""
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noun Informal term for a thousand units of currency, such as dollars or pounds.
"The used car cost him five grand."
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noun Short for grand piano.
"A polished black grand sat in the corner of the concert hall."
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grand in a sentence
- The hotel had a grand marble staircase in the lobby.
- It was a grand old building that dominated the town square.
- "How was the trip?" "Ah, it was grand."
- The used car cost him five grand.
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What is "grand" in Irish?
"grand" in Irish is galánta, seoigh. grand means: Impressively large, important, or magnificent.
How do you use "grand" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel had a grand marble staircase in the lobby." In Irish, "grand" is galánta, seoigh.
Are there other ways to say "grand" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "grand": galánta, seoigh.
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