Gramercy Meaning in English
word
ɡɹəˈmɝsi
gruh-MUR-see
ɡɹˈæmɜːsi
gram-UR-see
释义
An old-fashioned or archaic way to say 'thank you very much' or to express deep gratitude.
用法与细微差别
Extremely rare in modern speech or writing; found mainly in historical, literary, or fantasy contexts. Use 'thank you very much' in modern English. Sometimes appears in old poetry or Shakespearean plays.
Spanish: muchas gracias (arcaico) - merced (arcaico)Portuguese (BR): muito obrigado (arcaico) - mercê (arcaico)Portuguese (PT): muito obrigado (arcaico) - mercê (arcaico)Chinese (Simplified): （古）多谢 - （古）多大的恩惠Chinese (Traditional): （古）多謝 - （古）大恩Hindi: बहुत धन्यवाद (पुराना/काव्यात्मक)Arabic: جزيل الشكر (قديم)Bengali: গ্রামেরসি (পুরাতন কৃতজ্ঞতার প্রকাশ)Russian: грамерси (устаревшее благодарю)Japanese: グラマーシー（古語で深い感謝を表す）Vietnamese: gramercy (từ cổ để cảm ơn nhiều)Korean: 그라머시 (옛날식 감사 표현)Turkish: gramercy (eski, çok teşekkürler anlamında)Urdu: گرامرسی (قدیم طرز کا شکریہ)Indonesian: gramercy (ungkapan kuno untuk terima kasih banyak)
例句
He said 'gramercy' after receiving the gift.
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In the old story, people greeted each other with 'gramercy'.
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You will find the word 'gramercy' in some Shakespearean plays.
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'Gramercy for your kindness, good sir!' the knight exclaimed.
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The queen gave a smile and said, 'Gramercy, brave warrior.'
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If you read old English poems, you might see words like 'gramercy' that aren’t used today.
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