n.

1. 優美；優雅[U]
   She moved with grace.

   她風姿秀逸。

2. 通情達理[S]
3. （票據等到期後的）寬限[U]
   He gave me a month's grace.

   他給我一個月的寬限。

4. 【宗】（飯前或飯後的）感恩祈禱[U]
   His family take turns saying grace before dinner.

   他的家人吃晚飯前輪流說謝飯禱文。

5. （神的）恩典，慈悲[U]
   By the grace of God, we have been saved from death.

   謝謝上帝的慈悲，我們得救了。

6. 風度，魅力；美德[P1]
   He married a lady with many graces.

   他娶了一位有許多美德的淑女。

7. 恩惠，善意[U]

vt.

1. 使優美
2. 使增光
   His Eminence graced the banquet by his presence.

   主教閣下的出席給宴會增添了光輝。

n.

1. elegance of movement.
2. courteous good will.
   ▸ (graces) an attractively polite manner of behaving.
3. (in Christian belief) the free and unearned favour of God.
   ▸a divinely given talent or blessing.
   ▸a person's favour:

   he fell from grace with the tabloids.
4. a period officially allowed for fulfilment of an obligation.
5. a short prayer of thanks said before or after a meal.
6. (His, Her, or Your Grace) a title or form of address for a duke, duchess, or archbishop.

v.