grave2 [greɪv] ПРИЛ.
1. grave:
I. mass [mæs] СУЩ. мн. отсут.
2. mass (large quantity):
| I | mass |
|---|---|
| you | mass |
| he/she/it | masses |
| we | mass |
| you | mass |
| they | mass |
| I | massed |
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| you | massed |
| he/she/it | massed |
| we | massed |
| you | massed |
| they | massed |
| I | have | massed |
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| you | have | massed |
| he/she/it | has | massed |
| we | have | massed |
| you | have | massed |
| they | have | massed |
| I | had | massed |
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| you | had | massed |
| he/she/it | had | massed |
| we | had | massed |
| you | had | massed |
| they | had | massed |
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His manners were grave and decorous, but free from pedantry.
en.wikipedia.org The liner is considered an official war grave under international law.
en.wikipedia.org Due to the symbolic significance of the colours, their loss was a grave issue, and extreme measures were often taken to prevent such dishonour occurring.
en.wikipedia.org He was quite grave and was majestic in bearing, believing that his predecessor had perhaps shown somewhat too much mildness and affability.
en.wikipedia.org It noted, however, that such research should be conducted under the mantle of preserving modern biodiversity rather than conjuring extinct species from the grave.
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