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grave

UK
/ɡreɪv/
US
/ɡreɪv/

Переводы

graveсуществительное
graves
множ.
UK
/ɡreɪv/
US
/ɡreɪv/
They visited the grave of their ancestors.
Они посетили могилу своих предков.
The archaeologists discovered an ancient grave.
Археологи обнаружили древний могильник.
Дополнительные переводы
гробница
захоронение
погребение
Синонимы
tomb
burial site
sepulcher
crypt
mausoleum
interment
resting place
graveприлагательное
graver
Срав.
gravest
Превосх.
UK
/ɡreɪv/
US
/ɡreɪv/
He had a grave expression on his face.
У него было серьёзное выражение лица.
The patient is in grave condition.
Пациент находится в тяжёлом состоянии.
The news had a grave impact on the community.
Новости оказали мрачное воздействие на сообщество.
Дополнительные переводы
важный
значительный
Синонимы
serious
solemn
sober
weighty
important
critical
grave-faced
Антонимы
lighthearted
frivolous
insignificant
graveглагол
graved
Прошедшее простое время
graved
Причастие прошедшего времени
graving
Герундий
UK
/ɡreɪv/
US
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The artisan will grave the design onto the metal surface.
Мастер будет высекать узор на металлической поверхности.
They decided to grave their initials on the tree.
Они решили гравировать свои инициалы на дереве.
Дополнительные переводы
выдалбливать
вырезать
сеч
Синонимы
engrave
carve
etch
incise
inscribe
cut
chisel
imprint
score
scrape

Определения

graveсуществительное
A place of burial for a dead body, typically a hole dug in the ground and marked by a stone or mound.
The family gathered around the grave to pay their respects.
A place where something that is lost or forgotten is buried or left.
The old shipwreck became a grave for many treasures lost at sea.
The mark (`) used over a vowel to indicate a specific pronunciation, stress, or tone; the grave accent.
In the word "frère," the first "e" bears a grave.
Death regarded abstractly as a state, or the condition of being dead.
From cradle to grave, he remained loyal to his homeland.
graveприлагательное
Serious or solemn in manner or appearance.
The doctor had a grave expression as he delivered the diagnosis.
Giving cause for alarm; serious.
The situation was grave, requiring immediate attention from the authorities.
In music, very slow and solemn.
The symphony begins with a grave introduction.
graveглагол
To carve or cut (a design, letters, etc.) into a hard surface.
The artisan graved intricate patterns into the stone tablet.
To fix (something) indelibly in the mind or memory.
The tragic event was graved in her memory forever.
To clean and treat the bottom of (a wooden ship) by burning off marine growth and applying protective substances.
The ship was careened and graved before the next voyage.
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