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Meanings of grand slam in English
Russian
гранд-слэм Portuguese
grand slam In baseball, a four-base hit with the bases loaded; it always results in four runs scored and four runs batted in, the maximum possible from one hit (or play)
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He is good enough to win a grand slam -very soon.
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PR Scotland to deny Ireland their grand slam on the final weekend.
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Not playing at a grand slam for six years doesn't help, either.
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I'm maybe five, six days away from potentially winning another grand slam.
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I'm sorry for the American people, for Serena, for the grand slam.
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The ITF provisionally suspended the five-times grand slam winner on 12 March.
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It will be a very tough grand slam, as usual, she said.
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Finals, grand slam finales... those sort of pressure situations can't be bought.
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In that time, Britain manages one grand slam finalist - Andy Murray.
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I know it's a grand slam, I know how devastated you are.
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Djokovic won his only grand slam title, the Australian Open, in 2008.
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She has won 38 major titles and a two-time grand slam winner.
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Generally, at the end of grand slam tournaments, he plays really well.
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It is all a far cry from the other grand slam tournaments.
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It was the grand slam that many thought Andy Murray would win.
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The victory gave Djokovic three of the year's four grand slam titles.
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