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gross

UK
/ɡrəʊs/
US
/ɡroʊs/

Translations

grossnoun
grosses
pl
UK
/ɡrəʊs/
US
/ɡroʊs/
валовой доход
The company's gross income increased by 10% this year.
Валовой доход компании увеличился на 10% в этом году.
Additional translations
кинотеатральные сборы
общий доход
Synonyms
total
aggregate
sum
whole
entirety
grossverb
grossed
Past Simple
grossed
Past Participle
grossing
Gerund
UK
/ɡrəʊs/
US
/ɡroʊs/
The movie managed to gross over a billion dollars worldwide.
Фильм смог заработать более миллиарда долларов по всему миру.
Additional translations
приносить доход
в итоге составлять
Synonyms
earn
generate
produce
yield
grossadjective
grosser
Comp.
grossest
Super.
UK
/ɡrəʊs/
US
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His gross behavior was unacceptable at the formal event.
Его грубое поведение было неприемлемо на официальном мероприятии.
The comedian's jokes were considered gross by many in the audience.
Шутки комика были сочтены вульгарными многими в аудитории.
The food had a gross taste that made it hard to eat.
Еда имела отвратительный вкус, из-за которого было трудно есть.
The movie was criticized for its gross content.
Фильм подвергся критике за непристойное содержание.
Additional translations
неприятный
грубоватый
тяжелый
неуклюжий
Synonyms
vulgar
obscene
disgusting
repulsive
crude
coarse
shocking
unrefined
Antonyms
net
grossinterjection
Used colloquially as an exclamation expressing disgust.
Synonyms
yuck
ew
eww
ugh
ick
blech
ughgh
yech

Definitions

grossnoun
A total amount of money earned or received before any deductions, such as taxes or expenses, are made.
The company's gross for the year was impressive, but the net profit was much lower after expenses.
A group of 144 items, equivalent to a dozen dozen.
The store ordered a gross of pencils to ensure they had enough stock for the school season.
An overall total or aggregate amount of something, not necessarily monetary, before any deductions or allowances.
The airline's gross of passengers for the month reached one million.
grossverb
To earn a particular amount of money before taxes or expenses are deducted.
The movie grossed over $100 million in its opening weekend.
grossadjective
Unpleasantly or disgustingly coarse or vulgar.
The movie was filled with gross humor that many found offensive.
Blatantly wrong or unacceptable.
It was a gross injustice to punish him for a crime he didn't commit.
Very obvious and unacceptable; glaring.
The report contained a gross error that needed immediate correction.
Extremely large or excessive.
The gross amount of waste produced by the factory was alarming.
Total; before any deductions such as taxes or expenses are made.
Gross income must be reported to the tax authorities before allowable deductions are subtracted.
grossinterjection
Used to express disgust, distaste, or displeasure.
Gross! I just stepped in something slimy.
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