Grand slam

/ɡɹˈand slˈam/

/ɡɹˈænd slˈæm/

Grand slam

a contract bid in which the declarer aims to win all thirteen tricks, that is, to take all the remaining tricks after the opening lead, using the trump suit as the primary weapon

a set of championships or matches happening in a particular sport including tennis, golf, or rugby that are of great significance

synonyms : slam

Examples

1. That has grand slam potential.

2. Here comes Grand Slam.

3. In 2006, the US Tennis Open's Grand Slam tournament got some new technology.

4. And number one is the Grand Slam.