gross

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asqueroso

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gross
[grəʊs]
sustantivo
1gruesa (f) doce docenas (f pl) (quantity)
  • two gross -> dos gruesas
adjetivo
2muy gordo(a) (fat)
3craso(a) (blatant) (error, ignorance); tremendo(a) (stupidity, indecency, incompetence)
  • gross negligence (Law) -> negligencia (f) grave
4basto(a), grosero(a) (vulgar) (joke, person)
5bruto(a) (profit, income)
  • gross domestic product (economía) -> producto (m) interior or (español de España) interno bruto (español de España)
  • gross margin (comercio) -> beneficio (m) or margen (m) bruto
  • gross national product (economía) -> producto nacional bruto
  • gross weight -> peso (m) bruto
6asqueroso(a) (familiar) (disgusting)
verbo transitivo
7ganar en bruto (profit)
  • she grosses £40,000 a year -> gana 40.000 libras brutas al año

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gross [grous]
adjetivo
1Grueso, corpulento, espeso, denso (burly, compact, dense).
2Indecoroso, mal visto; vergonzoso, chocante (shameful); basto, tosco, craso, grosero, obsceno, descortés (rude, discourteous).
3Lerdo, estúpido.
  • Gross amount -> importe total
sustantivo
4GROSS, lo mismo.
5El conjunto, el todo.
6Gruesa, el número de doce docena
sustantivo
  • To bu -> o sell by the gross, vender o comprar al por mayor
  • In gross, in the gross -> en grueso, en conjunto
  • Great gross -> doce gruesas o 144 docenas tomadas como unidad
  • Small gross ->
) 1. Grueso, la parte principal de algún todo.

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gross [ɡrəʊs] grosser (comparative)grossest (superlative)
adjective
1 (unacceptable) [+injustice, inequality, mismanagement] flagrante; [+exaggeration, simplification] burdo
a gross injustice has been done to him se ha cometido una flagrante injusticia con él; gross ignorance ignorancia supina; (f) crasa ignorancia; (f) gross incompetence incompetencia absoluta; (f)
Once again ordinary people are paying for this Government's gross incompetence Were you aware of the bias in the figures? If you claim that you were not, you demonstrate gross incompetence
gross violations of human rights flagrantes violaciones de los derechos humanos; that is a gross understatement eso es quedarse muy corto
2 (revolting) [+person, remark, joke] ordinario; basto
he's totally gross (informal) es de lo más basto; (how) gross! (informal) ¡qué asco!; (informal)
3 (tasteless) ordinario; de muy mal gusto
she was wearing really gross earrings llevaba unos pendientes de lo más ordinario de un gusto pésimo;or
4 (obese) gordísimo; cebón; (informal)
after eating so much chocolate she felt really gross (informal) después de comer tanto chocolate se sentía como una bola foca;or (informal)
5 (total) [+income, profit, weight] bruto
their gross income is £205 a week sus ingresos brutos son de 205 libras a la semana; its gross weight is 100 grams su peso bruto es de 100 gramos
adverb
(in total) [+earn, pay, weigh] en bruto
she earns £30,000 gross per annum gana 30.000 libras al año brutas en bruto;or it weighs 12kg gross pesa 12 kilos brutos en bruto;or how much do you earn gross? ¿cuánto ganas bruto en bruto?;or
verb:transitive
(Comm) (gen) obtener unos ingresos brutos de; (from savings, bonds) obtener unos beneficios brutos de
we should gross 30 million next year
the company grossed \$100,000 last year el año pasado la compañía obtuvo unos beneficios brutos de 100.000 dólares
noun
1 grosses (plural) (total income) ingresos brutos; (m)
what were the grosses on his last film?
2 gross (plural) (twelve dozen) doce docenas; (f)
he bought them by the gross los compró en cantidades de doce docenas
modifier
gross domestic product (n) (Economics) producto interno bruto; (m)
gross indecency (n) (Jur) ultraje contra la moral pública; (m)
The Bishop of Gloucester, Peter Ball, resigned after admitting acts of gross indecency with a 17-year-old monk
gross national product (n) (Economics) producto nacional bruto; (m)
gross negligence (n) (Jur) culpa grave; (f)
he is being sued for gross negligence by investors There were fatal accidents on site due to gross negligence
gross output (n) (Ind) producción bruta; (f)
It has been a period of spectacular growth. Gross output increased fourfold

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Verb Conjugation for "gross"

Imperative
  • gross
  • you gross
  • he/she grosses
  • we gross
  • you gross
  • they gross
Preterite
  • I grossed
  • you grossed
  • he/she grossed
  • we grossed
  • you grossed
  • they grossed
Present Continuous
  • I am grossing
  • you are grossing
  • he/she is grossing
  • we are grossing
  • you are grossing
  • they are grossing
Present Perfect
  • I have grossed
  • you have grossed
  • he/she has grossed
  • we have grossed
  • you have grossed
  • they have grossed
Past Continuous
  • I was grossing
  • you were grossing
  • he/she was grossing
  • we were grossing
  • you were grossing
  • they were grossing
Past Perfect
  • I had grossed
  • you had grossed
  • he/she had grossed
  • we had grossed
  • you had grossed
  • they had grossed
Future
  • I will gross
  • you will gross
  • he/she will gross
  • we will gross
  • you will gross
  • they will gross
Future Perfect
  • I will have grossed
  • you will have grossed
  • he/she will have grossed
  • we will have grossed
  • you will have grossed
  • they will have grossed
Future Continuous
  • I will be grossing
  • you will be grossing
  • he/she will be grossing
  • we will be grossing
  • you will be grossing
  • they will be grossing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been grossing
  • you have been grossing
  • he/she has been grossing
  • we have been grossing
  • you have been grossing
  • they have been grossing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been grossing
  • you will have been grossing
  • he/she will have been grossing
  • we will have been grossing
  • you will have been grossing
  • they will have been grossing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been grossing
  • you had been grossing
  • he/she had been grossing
  • we had been grossing
  • you had been grossing
  • they had been grossing
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