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71grave — gra|ve 〈[ və] Mus.〉 schwer, ernst, langsam, getragen (zu spielen) [ital.] * * * gra|ve <Adv.> [ital. grave < lat. gravis, ↑ gravierend] (Musik): langsam, schwer u. feierlich, ernst. * * * grave [lateinisch italienisch »schwer«],… …
72grave — Synonyms and related words: abject, abominable, acute, afflictive, agonizing, annihilation, arch, aristocratic, arrant, assemble, atrocious, august, autolithograph, awe inspiring, awful, bane, baritone, barrow, base, bass, be a printmaker,… …
73grave — (adj) (Básico) que tiene mucha importancia, es serio y bastante solemne Ejemplos: Nos hemos enfrentado a una grave crisis económica, pero ya nos estamos recuperando. El terrorismo es un grave problema en el mundo. Colocaciones: situación grave,… …
74grave — See: ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE, TURN IN ONE S GRAVE or TURN OVER IN ONE S GRAVE …
75grave — See: ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE, TURN IN ONE S GRAVE or TURN OVER IN ONE S GRAVE …
76grave — See: one foot in the grave, turn in one s grave or turn over in one s grave …
77grave — adj. Bête, con : C qu elle est grave ! Fou, inconscient de ses actes. / Dangereux : c est grave. □ adv. Beaucoup, très : Il s est craché grave …
78grave — I noun she left flowers at his grave Syn: burial site, gravesite, cemetery plot, tomb, sepulcher, vault, burial chamber, mausoleum, crypt; last resting place II adjective 1) a grave matter Syn: serious, importan …
79grave — I noun an unmarked grave Syn: tomb, burial place, last resting place, vault, mausoleum, sepulchre II adjective 1) a grave matter Syn: serious, important, weighty, profound, significant …
80grave — Denoting symptoms of a serious or dangerous character. [L. gravis, heavy, g.] * * * grave grāv adj very serious: dangerous to life used of an illness or its prospects <a grave prognosis> * * * (grāv) [L. gravis] severe or serious …
