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Meanings of grand slams in English

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Usage of grand slams in English
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Winning grand slams, and particularly the US Open, is now an imperative.
The Guardian
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The 21-year-old Russian is tipped to be a future winner of grand slams.
Reuters
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You don't win nine grand slams simply by being fitter than your opponents.
The Guardian
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It's a little bit different than other grand slams, he said.
Reuters
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If you recognise the fact that I won seven grand slams, guess what?
News.com.au
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It is five years, almost six, playing all four grand slams.
The Guardian
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This was Hanescu's first fourth-round match in his nine grand slams to date.
The Guardian
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And in grand slams is where I want to play my best tennis.
The Guardian
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I was really happy to get that win at Wimbledon, three grand slams.
The Guardian
10
I'm hungry for the grand slams but all the players are.
The Guardian
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You just can't do that in big grand slams like this.
The Guardian
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What's wrong with simply aiming to regularly make the second week of grand slams?
News.com.au
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But as far as winning grand slams, I think that's yet to be determined.
The Guardian
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Roger Federer It isn't just down to his record number of grand slams titles.
The Guardian
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Paid trips to Japan and grand slams with money guaranteed.
The Irish Times
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But the Swede has earned a reputation as a giant-killer in recent grand slams.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Grand slams across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare