Grammy
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- proper noun
- /ˈɡræmi/
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Grammy
- Lots of speculation that she will also perform at Clive Davis's Grammy party later this evening.
- a Grammy Award
- Grammy Awards
- Grammy-winning
Check out Oscar at the Grammys for Entertainment Tonight.
- Check out Oscar at the Grammys for Entertainment Tonight.
- I'm already hard at work on my Grammy acceptance speech.
- The Emmys, the Academy Award, the Grammys, the Tonys?
- Bill Burr upset people at the Grammys, they said.
- OK, The Grammys were this weekend, Sunday night.
- So welcome and additionally, please welcome Grammy award-winning Miss Gloria Gator.
- The worst ad is the Grammys, the Oscars and the AFC and NFC championship game.
- So we, we received our Grammy in in absentia.
- Don't you think the Grammys needs a podcast category?
- And congratulations, by the way, on your two Grammys nomination.
Examples
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Fierce set a record in 2008 with six Grammy wins in the same night.
Blog text (5) -
For which album did Taylor Swift win her Grammy Award for album of the year?
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'And now we're proud to present the Grammy for Record of the Year.
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The song won a Grammy.
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And the winner, the Grammy goes to Natalia Lafoucade.
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Guest speakers for the program have been award-winning authors and Grammy-winning musicians.
Academic text (2006) -
At the Grammy Awards, the music industry celebrated its brightest stars.
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She proudly displayed her Grammy on the mantelpiece as a symbol of her hard work.
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Winning a Grammy is a dream for many artists in the music industry.
Synonyms
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A prize given to someone for achievement or excellence
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Official recognition given for important achievements or contributions
Surface Forms
Etymology
Grammy as the name of the prize comes from gramophone, an old 'record player', and the trophy itself looks like a tiny gramophone. So the name fits because it celebrates achievement in making music.