grand slam
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌgrand ˈslam noun [countable] 1 (also Grand Slam trademark)DS the winning of all of a set of important sports competitions in the same year 大满贯〔指在全年各项重大体育赛事中获全胜〕 Wales won the Grand Slam. 威尔士队赢得了大满贯。2. DSBa hit in baseball which gets four points because it is a home run and there are players on all the bases 〔棒球中的〕四分本垒打，全垒打3. DGCthe winning of all of the tricks possible in one game of cards, especially in bridge 〔扑克牌，尤指桥牌中的〕大满贯
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grand slam• Martina Navratilova won four consecutive grand slam events, but not in the same year.• Capriati played aggressively from the start of her first grand slam final.• Andrews, the first leg of his grand slam.• June 26 Gwynn hits first inside-the- park grand slam in Padre history.ˌgrand ˈslam nounChineseSyllable
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grand slam
ˌgrand ˈslam
noun [countable]
1. (also Grand Slam) the winning of all of a set of important sports competitions in the same year:
Wales won the Grand Slam.
2. a hit in baseball which gets four points because it is a home run and there are players on all the bases
3. the winning of all of the tricks possible in one game of cards, especially in bridge
ˌgrand ˈslam
noun [countable]1. (also Grand Slam) the winning of all of a set of important sports competitions in the same year:
2. a hit in baseball which gets four points because it is a home run and there are players on all the bases
3. the winning of all of the tricks possible in one game of cards, especially in bridge