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grave

形容詞[C] 可算名詞
複数形: graves

The word carries a heavy emotional weight, evoking a sense of finality, silence, and deep sobriety. When used to describe a person's demeanor, it suggests a lack of humor or lightness, often because they are contemplating a tragedy or a critical decision. It is far more formal and ominous than simply saying someone is serious. In a situational context, the term signals a high-stakes environment where the margin for error is slim. While a situation can be serious, a grave situation implies that the consequences of failure are catastrophic or irreversible, mirroring the permanence of the physical burial site from which the adjective is derived.

Countable when referring to individual burial sites in a cemetery.

意味

名詞
[someone]

A hole dug in the ground to bury a corpse.

"They placed fresh flowers on the grave."

形容詞
[something]

Serious or solemn in manner or appearance.

"The doctor had a grave expression on his face."

形容詞
[something]

Giving cause for alarm; serious and dangerous.

"The patient is in grave danger."

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