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Grace

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UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations'grace', 'Grace': /ˈɡreɪs/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/greɪs/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(grās)

Inflections of 'grace' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
graces
v 3rd person singular
gracing
v pres p
graced
v past
graced
v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
Grace n(female given name)Grace n propio f
Gracia n propio f
Janine named her new daughter Grace.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
grace n(elegance)gracia nf
elegancia nf
Irene glided over the dance floor with the grace of a figure skater.
Irene se deslizó sobre la pista de baile con la gracia de una patinadora artística.
grace n(Christianity: God's mercy) (de Dios)Gracia nf
The congregation prayed for God's grace and mercy.
La congregación oró por la Gracia de Dios y su misericordia.
grace n(prayer before or after meal)bendición de la mesa nf + loc adj
Jim's father always said grace before every meal.
El padre de Jim siempre hace una bendición de la mesa antes de cada comida.
grace nusually capitalized (title)Excelencia n propio f
Note: Usually preceded by his, her, your.
His Grace appeared at the king's court last week.
Su Excelencia se presentó en la corte real la semana pasada.
grace [sth]⇒ vtr(adorn)adornar⇒ vtr
Many rare and beautiful treasures graced the museum.
Muchos raros y hermosos tesoros adornan el Museo.
grace [sb/sth] with [sth] vtr + prep(person: be present)honrar a alguien con loc verb
The mayor graced the villagers with his presence at the ceremony.
El alcalde honró a los aldeanos con su presencia en la ceremonia.
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Compound Forms:
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InglésEspañol
act of grace nUK (amnesty)amnistía nf
acto de gracia grupo nom
coup de grâce nfigurative, Gallicism (decisive or finishing stroke) (figurado)tiro de gracia loc nom m
golpe de gracia loc nom m
(figurado)remate nm
guinda nf
coup de grâce nGallicism (mercy killing) (literal)tiro de gracia loc nom m
The count delivered the coup de grâce to his wife's lover.
El conde le disparó el tiro de gracia al amante de su esposa.
(literal)golpe de gracia loc nom m
El conde le dio el golpe de gracia al amante de su mujer.
days of grace npl(law: extension of payment deadline)días de gracia loc nom f
fall from grace n(reputation becomes damaged)caída en desgracia loc verb
The rumors about the actor's infidelity triggered his fall from grace.
fall from grace v expr(suffer damaged reputation)caer en desgracia loc verb
Once the party got into power and it became clear it would not fulfil its election promises, it fell from grace.
grace note n(music: note for embellishment)floritura nf
grace note nfigurative (film, story: embellishment) (figurado)broche de oro loc nom m
colofón nm
grace of God n(Christianity: God's kindness)gracia de Dios loc nom f
gracia divina loc nom f
By the grace of God, you will be healed.
Por la Gracia de Dios recuperarás la salud.
grace period n(time allowed before penalty)periodo de gracia loc nom m
Some student loans have a six-month grace period; then you have to start paying them back.
Algunos préstamos estudiantiles tienen un periodo de gracia de seis meses, después de eso tienes que empezar a devolver el dinero.
have the good grace to do [sth] v expr(have sufficient decency to)tener la decencia de hacer algo loc verb + prep
tener la amabilidad de hacer algo loc verb + prep
have the grace to do [sth] v expr(be kind enough to)tener la decencia de hacer algo loc verb + prep
tener la amabilidad de hacer algo loc verb + prep
saving grace n(redeeming feature)salvación nf
lo que lo salva, lo que la salva expr
The script and the acting are terrible; the amazing period costumes are the play's only saving grace.
say grace v expr(say prayer before meal)bendecir la mesa loc verb
There but for the grace of God,
There but for the grace of God go I expr		(I could be the unlucky one)si no fuera por la gracia de Dios expr
two days grace,
two days' grace n		(allowance period of 2 days)dos días de plazo grupo nom
The electric company gave us two days grace to pay the bill before disconnecting our service.
La compañía de electricidad nos dio dos días de plazo para pagar la factura antes de desconectar el servicio.
dos días de gracia loc nom mpl
La compañía de electricidad nos dio dos días de gracia para pagar la factura antes de desconectar el servicio.
with bad grace adv(begrudgingly)de mala gana, a regañadientes loc adv
with good grace adv(willingly)de buena gana loc adv
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