No. 1,999 in Japanese
グランド
"グランド" (gurando) means "ground" or "field," often referring to sports grounds or open areas.
In a sentence
その学校には広い運動グランドがあります。
There is a large sports ground at that school.
Here, グランド ('ground') is used to refer to an open space, typically for sports activities or school grounds.
私たちはグランドピアノを購入しました。
We purchased a grand piano.
In this sentence, グランド refers to 'grand,' as in grand piano, showing its use in understanding the context of luxury or largeness.
彼はホテルのグランドオープンに出席しました。
He attended the grand opening of the hotel.
Here, グランド is part of the term 'grand opening,' reflecting its use in terms of significant events or occasions.
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