- gross
 - [ɡrəus]
 - adj. 总共的;粗野的;恶劣的;显而易见的
vt. 总共收入
n. 总额,总数 
参考例子
           - 1.Our company grossed over four million last year.
 - 我们公司去年总收入超过四百万。
 
- 2.We will forecast the gross of talents under the new and old talents standards with gray model.
 - 本文利用灰色预测模型,按新旧人才标准对我国的人才总量进行了预测;
 
- 3.Such data offers gross support of contemporary models of memory that assume an input-output balance.
 - 这些数据为当代的这种记忆输入--输出平衡模型提供了有力的支持。
 
英文解释
           - n.
 - 1.twelve dozen
 - 2.the entire amount of income before any deductions are made
 
- v.
 - 1.earn before taxes, expenses, etc.
 - 2.before any deductions
 - 3.visible to the naked eye (especially of rocks and anatomical features)
 - 4.lacking fine distinctions or detail
 - 5.repellently fat
 - 6.conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible
 - 7.without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers
 - 8.conspicuously and tastelessly indecent
 
网络释义
               - gross
 - 总共的; 总杆; 总的; 全部的;
 
- gross profit
 - 毛利; 毛利润; 溢利总额; 总利润;
 
- Bill Gross
 - 格罗斯; 葛洛斯; 比尔·格罗斯; 债券之王比尔·格罗斯;
 
- gross margin
 - 毛利; 毛利率; 毛利,毛利率; 毛利润率;
 
- gross error
 - 粗差; 过失误差; 严重错误; 总误差;