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gracias

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

interjection

Spanish.
  1. thank you.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of gracias1

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

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El esfuerzo de Sasaki mantuvo el marcador empatado a 1-1, lo que permitió a los Dodgers ganar el partido en la 11ª entrada gracias a un error de lanzamiento del relevo de los Phillies, Orion Kerkering.

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Instead of making people fear Spanish at the Super Bowl, maybe encourage them to spend this NFL season learning something beyond “gracias.“

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Sin embargo, en sus últimos 20 partidos, la alineación promedió 5,55 carreras por partido, la mejor de la Liga Nacional, gracias a los avances de Ohtani y Mookie Betts al final de la temporada, además de las mejoras de todo el equipo al batear con corredores en posición de anotar.

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Onstage, Rodriguez — introduced by Joanna Morones, Laboe’s longtime radio producer — took the microphone and said, “Gracias a Dios that I am honored to be sitting in Art’s chair five nights a week, taking phone calls and dedications from all the listeners. It gives me chills to sit there.”

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Gracias a la virgencita, the tour has seemingly been all love.

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