grand piano in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for grand piano in the English»Spanish Dictionary

grand piano N

grand piano

piano m de cola

Translations for grand piano in the Spanish»English Dictionary

piano de cola

grand piano

Translations for grand piano in the English»Spanish Dictionary

piano¹ <pl pianos> [Am piˈænoʊ, Brit pɪˈanəʊ] N

piano

piano m

to play/learn the piano

tocar el/aprender piano

to play/learn the piano attr duet/concerto

para piano

to play/learn the piano lesson/teacher

de piano

piano player

pianista mf

piano² [Am piˈɑnoʊ, piˈænoʊ, Brit ˈpjɑːnəʊ] ADJ ADV

piano

piano

I.grand <grander grandest> [Am ɡrænd, Brit ɡrand] ADJ

1.1. grand (impressive):

grand vista/spectacle/mansion

magnífico

grand vista/spectacle/mansion

espléndido

on a grand scale

en gran escala

1.2. grand (ostentatious):

grand gesture

grandilocuente

grand entrance

triunfal

in the grand manner

a lo grande

they live in a grand style

viven a lo grande or por todo lo alto

1.3. grand (ambitious, lofty):

grand conception/vision

grandioso

grand ideal

elevado

1.4. grand (overall):

grand attr, no comp

global

the grand total

el total

1.5. grand (in names, titles):

grand

gran

2.1. grand (formal, ceremonial):

grand opening/banquet/occasion

solemne

2.2. grand (socially important):

grand sing

gran delante del n

grand pl

grandes delante del n

a grand lady

una gran dama

they give themselves such grand airs

se dan aires de grandeza

3. grand (very good) inf:

grand day/weather

espléndido

grand day/weather

fabuloso

we had a grand time

lo pasamos divinamente inf

II.grand [Am ɡrænd, Brit ɡrand] N

1. grand (piano):

grand

piano m de cola

baby grand

piano m de media cola

2. grand <pl grand> (1000 dollars, pounds) sl:

he paid six grand for the car

el coche le costó seis mil

grand piano in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for grand piano in the English»Spanish Dictionary

grand piano N

grand piano

piano m de cola

Translations for grand piano in the Spanish»English Dictionary

piano de cola

grand piano

Translations for grand piano in the English»Spanish Dictionary

piano <-s> [ˈpjɑ:nəʊ, Am piˈænoʊ] N

piano

piano m

to play the piano

tocar el piano

I.grand [grænd] ADJ

1. grand (splendid):

grand

magnífico, -a

in grand style

de estilo sublime

a grand opening

una gran apertura

to make a grand entrance

hacer una entrada triunfal

the Grand Canyon

el Gran Cañón

2. grand inf (excellent):

grand

sublime

3. grand (far-reaching):

grand

importante

grand ambitions/ideas

grandes ambiciones/ideas

4. grand (large):

grand

grande

on a grand scale

a gran escala

5. grand (overall):

the grand total

el importe total

6. grand (of upper class):

grand duke

gran duque m

II.grand [grænd] N

1. grand inv inf:

grand (dollars)

mil dólares m pl

grand (pounds)

mil libras f pl

2. grand MUS:

grand

piano m de cola

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

By the 1970s the original bandshell had deteriorated to the point where stagehands, performers and even a grand piano had fallen through the stage floor.

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The hall is today used as a venue for conferences, lectures and performances (it contains a grand piano).

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The chapel received new chandeliers, portrait lighting, and a new platform for the pulpit and grand piano.

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He played the violin, the grand piano and the keyboard all with equal ease and elan.

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His tool is a toy piano that sounds like a grand piano and has the same size as him.

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At the same time, a modern 11-metre indoor heated swimming pool was added and other renovations were carried out including of a grand piano.

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So he stood up on the grand piano and started conducting the orchestra from there.

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It also has a grand piano in the formal main lounge.

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I walked into a banquet room at the hotel where we were staying and saw a baby grand piano.

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He also gave piano lessons for extra income, finally affording a grand piano suitable to his musical ambitions.

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