gracias

[grah-see-uhs, grah-thee-ahs]

interjection

Spanish.

1. thank you.

Word History and Origins

Origin of gracias¹

First recorded in 1845–50; from Spanish, plural of gracia “grace,” from Latin grātia; grace ( def. )

Example Sentences

Earlier this year Musk ally Antonio Gracias used his investment firm Valor Equity Partners to indirectly bankroll the chips.

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A few days later, López Mari used his party-producing connections to set up a meeting with Calderón’s team, which told López Mari he could pick the song off Calderón’s debut album, since Paradiso Films was financing the video; the team then asked him to meld another song, “Gracias,” into the visual.

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Al alinear a Ohtani como titular, los Dodgers se asegurarían de no perder su bate durante el resto del partido, gracias a las reglas bidireccionales de la MLB.

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“Muchas gracias,” she said again and again.

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Let’s start with the “Gracias Gustavo” merch: T-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, fridge magnets, posters, etc.

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