รูปแบบการใช้:
the grandeur of [something]
We were overwhelmed by the grandeur of the snow-covered mountains.
Lenyűgözött bennünket a hóborította hegyek fensége.
The palace still retains much of its original grandeur despite the damage.
A palota a károk ellenére még ma is sokat megőrzött eredeti pompájából.
Nothing prepares you for the sheer grandeur of the cathedral's interior.
The hotel lobby was designed to create a feeling of old-world grandeur.
From the balcony we watched the river in all its grandeur as the sun set.
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Tourists come here to see the natural grandeur of the canyon.
A turisták azért jönnek ide, hogy lássák a kanyon természetes fenségét.
The old theater has lost its former grandeur.
A régi színház elvesztette egykori pompáját.
They built the museum with great grandeur and style.
Everyone was silent when they saw the grandeur of the castle.
Photos cannot show the full grandeur of this place.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes use "grandeur" for very small or everyday things (e.g., "the grandeur of my phone"). It is usually used for things that are large, impressive, or important, such as buildings, mountains, or big ceremonies. Another mistake is using it like an adjective (*"a grandeur house"*); the correct form is "a grand house" or "a house with grandeur".
ความหมาย
impressive and large-scale beauty
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natural grandeur
|architectural grandeur
|the grandeur of [something]
|sense of grandeur
|faded grandeur
|lost its grandeur
คำพ้องความหมาย
splendor (Very close in meaning; slightly more common and a bit less formal than "grandeur".)
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majesty (Suggests a noble, almost royal kind of grandeur, especially for mountains, nature, or royalty.)
คำตรงข้าม
plainness (Emphasizes a simple, ordinary appearance with no impressive or striking quality.)
หัวข้อ
art
|nature
|travel
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
คำจำกัดความ
A very big and beautiful quality that makes something look important and amazing.
The quality of being impressive in size, appearance, or style, especially in a way that inspires respect or awe.
รูปแบบการใช้:
the grandeur of [an idea / a leader / a vision]
Many were moved by the moral grandeur of her decision to forgive her enemies.
Sokakat megindított annak a döntésnek az erkölcsi nagysága, hogy megbocsátott ellenségeinek.
The film tries to capture the political grandeur of the early civil rights movement.
A film megpróbálja megragadni a korai polgárjogi mozgalom politikai nagyságát.
Despite his fame, there was no grandeur in his manner; he remained genuinely modest.
Historians still debate the true grandeur of his vision for a united Europe.
The speech lacked the grandeur expected on such a historic occasion.
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People admired the grandeur of her character.
Az emberek csodálták jellemének nagyságát.
The grandeur of his plan surprised everyone.
Tervének nagyszabásúsága mindenkit meglepett.
There was a special grandeur to the ceremony.
They talked about the moral grandeur of helping others.
The book shows the grandeur and the limits of his ideas.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes think this meaning is only about physical beauty. In this sense, "grandeur" can describe non-physical things such as ideas, speeches, plans, or a person's character. It is usually used in formal writing or serious speech, not in everyday casual talk.
ความหมาย
moral or social greatness and dignity
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moral grandeur
|intellectual grandeur
|the grandeur of his vision
|the grandeur of the occasion
|grandeur of spirit
คำพ้องความหมาย
nobility (Focuses more on high moral character, not on size or appearance.)
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greatness (More general and common; lacks the formal, elevated tone of "grandeur.")
คำตรงข้าม
pettiness (Suggests a small, mean, or narrow way of thinking, the opposite of moral or intellectual grandeur.)
หัวข้อ
society
|values
|politics
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
คำจำกัดความ
A very high and noble quality in a person, plan, or idea that makes it seem great and important.
The quality of being impressive in character, ideas, or social standing, suggesting great dignity, nobility, or importance.
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[someone] has delusions of grandeur
The character is driven by delusions of grandeur, convinced he will rule the world.
A szereplőt nagyzásos téveszmék hajtják: meg van győződve róla, hogy uralni fogja a világot.
Her talk of buying a private island struck everyone as a sign of sheer grandeur detached from reality.
Az, hogy egy magánsziget megvásárlásáról beszélt, mindenkinek a valóságtól elszakadt megalománia jelének tűnt.
In severe cases of the illness, patients may develop grandeur about their status or abilities.
His sense of grandeur made it impossible for him to accept any criticism.
The therapist gently challenged the grandeur at the center of his fantasy life.
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Some people with the illness have delusions of grandeur.
Néhány, ebben a betegségben szenvedő embernek nagyzásos téveszméi vannak.
His jokes about becoming king showed a bit of grandeur.
A királlyá válásról szóló viccei némi megalomániára utaltak.
The doctor said her grandeur was a symptom of the problem.
Delusions of grandeur can make a person think they are famous or very powerful.
The movie hero has clear delusions of grandeur.
ข้อผิดพลาดที่พบบ่อย:
Learners sometimes think "delusions of grandeur" is positive because "grandeur" is usually positive. In this fixed phrase it is negative or worrying, describing beliefs that are not realistic. Also, some learners say *"delusions of grander"* (spelled like "grander"); the correct form is "grandeur."
ความหมาย
exaggerated sense of own importance
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delusions of grandeur
|psychotic delusions of grandeur
|almost comic grandeur
|a kind of childish grandeur
คำพ้องความหมาย
grandiosity (A technical psychological term; more common in clinical or academic contexts than in everyday speech.)
คำตรงข้าม
humility (Emphasizes a modest view of one’s own importance, the opposite of exaggerated self-importance.)
หัวข้อ
psychology
|health
|emotions
คำจำกัดความ
A very strong and unrealistic belief that you are more important, powerful, or talented than you really are, usually heard in the phrase "delusions of grandeur."
An inflated sense of one’s own importance, power, or abilities, especially when it is unrealistic or a sign of mental illness, most often used in the phrase "delusions of grandeur."