gross
🇺🇸
/ɡrəʊs/
🇬🇧
/ɡrəʊs/
adjective
C1
total amount before deductions
The company's gross income was high before taxes.
公司税前总收入很高。
C1
very obvious and wrong
That was a gross mistake that hurt many people.
那是一个严重伤害了许多人的明显错误。
C1
very unpleasant
The smell was so gross it made me feel sick.
气味太恶心了，让我感到不适。
R
very rude
His gross comments made everyone uncomfortable.
他粗鲁的评论让每个人都感到不舒服。
R
very fat and ugly
The gross appearance of the creature scared the children.
那生物丑陋的外表吓坏了孩子们。
adverb
R
in total, before deductions
She earns $50,000 gross per year.
她年收入总额为5万美元。
verb
R
to earn money before tax
The movie grossed over $100 million worldwide.
这部电影在全球的总票房收入超过1亿美元。
noun
R
a group of 144 things
We ordered a gross of pencils for the school.
我们为学校订购了12打铅笔。
R
total money earned before costs
The film's gross was impressive before expenses.
这部电影在扣除费用前的总收入令人印象深刻。
translation
总额, 明显错误的, 令人不快的, 粗鲁的, 肥胖丑陋的
总计
税前收入
罗（计量单位）, 毛收入
词形变化
3rd Present
grosses
Progressive
grossing
Past
grossed
Comparative
grosser
Superlative
grossest
Perfect
grossed
Plural
grosses