grandest

adj.

（用于大建筑物等的名称）大( grand的最高级 )；宏大的；傲慢的；快乐的

1. This is a grand occasion.
   这是个盛大的场面。
2. He was born in the purple and was brought up in the grand palace.
   他出身于皇族,在宏伟的宫殿中长大。
3. How grand the mountains look in the early evening!
   暮色中群山是多么壮丽！

1. The piano soon developed into the contemporary nine- to ten-foot concert grand.
   不久钢琴就发展到同时代的九到十英尺的平台大钢琴。
2. It'll cost you 50 grand!
   那要5万元!

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