Grand in Tagalog

“Grand” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Dakila”, “Malaki”, or “Marangal”. This term refers to something impressive, magnificent, or large in scale, and can also describe something noble or dignified. Explore the different meanings and contexts of this powerful word in Filipino usage below.

[Words] = Grand

[Definition]

• Grand /ɡrænd/ (adjective): Impressive and imposing in appearance, size, or style; magnificent.
• Grand (adjective): Large or ambitious in scope or scale.
• Grand (adjective): Dignified or noble in character or appearance.
• Grand (noun): A thousand dollars or pounds (informal).

[Synonyms] = Dakila, Malaki, Marangal, Kahanga-hanga, Marilag, Maringal, Grandyoso

[Example]

• Ex1_EN: The wedding was held in a grand ballroom with beautiful chandeliers.
• Ex1_PH: Ang kasal ay ginanap sa isang malaking ballroom na may magagandang chandelier.
• Ex2_EN: She entered the palace through the grand entrance with marble columns.
• Ex2_PH: Pumasok siya sa palasyo sa pamamagitan ng maringal na pasukan na may mga haliging marmol.
• Ex3_EN: The company has grand plans to expand into international markets.
• Ex3_PH: Ang kumpanya ay may malaking plano na lumawak sa mga pandaigdigang merkado.
• Ex4_EN: My grandfather was a grand gentleman who treated everyone with respect.
• Ex4_PH: Ang aking lolo ay isang dakila at marangal na ginoo na tratuhin ang lahat nang may respeto.
• Ex5_EN: The grand finale of the concert featured fireworks and special effects.
• Ex5_PH: Ang grandyosong finale ng konsyerto ay nagpakita ng paputok at espesyal na effects.