big如何读

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big英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 大的,硕大的,高大的 large in size, extent or intensity
  2. 重要的,重大的important
  3. 年龄较大的,长大了的older
  4. 成功的; 大受欢迎的 successful; popular with the public

big是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 重大的,重要的
  2. 大的
  3. 年龄较大的
  4. 巨大的
  5. 成功的,伟大的
  6. 大受欢迎的
  7. 热中于…的,狂热的
  8. 经常做某事的
  9. 大方的,慷慨的
  10. 长大的
  11. 严重的
  12. 自视过高的
  13. (字母)大写的
  14. <口>雄心勃勃的
  15. (葡萄酒)浓烈香醇的
adv. (副词)
  1. 大大地,大量地
  2. 给人印象深地
  3. 成功地
  4. 宽宏大量地
  5. 怀着雄心,雄心勃勃地
  6. 浮夸地,夸口地,自大地,夸大地,自命不凡地
  7. 令人注目地,令人难忘地
  8. 在很大程度上
n. (名词)
  1. 大亨
  2. 巨子
  3. 大公司
  4. 杰出的组织和个人
v. (动词)
  1. 建造,塑造

big变形

复数:bigs

第三人称单数:bigs

现在分词:bigging

过去式:bigged或bug

过去分词:bigged或bug

比较级:bigger

最高级:biggest

big扩展

bigness (n.)

big词根

词根:big

adj.

bigger 更大的(big的比较级)

n.

bigness 大;重大;伟大

big英英释义

Adjective

1. above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent;

"a large city"

"set out for the big city"

"a large sum"

"a big (or large) barn"

"a large family"

"big businesses"

"a big expenditure"

"a large number of newspapers"

"a big group of scientists"

"large areas of the world"

2. significant;

"graduation was a big day in his life"

3. of very great significance;

"deciding to drop the atom bomb was a very big decision"

"a momentous event"

4. conspicuous in position or importance;

"a big figure in the movement"

"big man on campus"

"he's very large in financial circles"

"a prominent citizen"

5. very intense;

"a bad headache"

"in a big rage"

"had a big (or bad) shock"

"a bad earthquake"

"a bad storm"

6. loud and firm;

"a big voice"

"big bold piano sounds"

7. prodigious;

"big spender"

"big eater"

"heavy investor"

8. (of animals) fully developed;

"an adult animal"

"a grown woman"

9. marked by intense physical force;

"a big wind"

10. feeling self-importance;

"too big for his britches"

"had a swelled head"

"he was swelled with pride"

11. older brother or sister;

"big sister"

12. exhibiting self-importance;

"big talk"

13. generous and understanding and tolerant;

"a heart big enough to hold no grudges"

"that's very big of you to be so forgiving"

"a large and generous spirit"

"a large heart"

"magnanimous toward his enemies"

14. given or giving freely;

"was a big tipper"

"the bounteous goodness of God"

"bountiful compliments"

"a freehanded host"

"a handsome allowance"

"Saturday's child is loving and giving"

"a liberal backer of the arts"

"a munificent gift"

"her fond and openhanded grandfather"

15. in an advanced stage of pregnancy;

"was big with child"

"was great with child"

Adverb

1. extremely well;

"his performance went over big"

2. in a boastful manner;

"he talked big all evening"

3. on a grand scale;

"think big"

4. in a major way;

"the play failed big at the box office"

big词组

make big[美国俚语]飞黄腾达;成功 

big city大城市

in a big way大规模地,彻底地

big problem大问题

big family大家庭

big dealn. 大人物;了不起的事

how big多大

big housen. 监狱

big with◎怀着…的,怀(孕)的,◎充满着…的 

big eyes大眼睛

big business大企业;财团

big brother哥哥;老大哥

take something big◎勇敢地对待某事;感情冲动地对待某事 

big screen(电影院的)大银幕

big tree大树;巨杉

talk bigv. 吹牛

big fish大鱼;重要人物

big bangn. 宇宙大爆炸;创世大爆炸

big mouth多嘴者

big d大D城

big区别

 great, grand, big, large

这组词都有“大的”的意思,其区别是:

great普通用词,可指具体东西的“大”,但更常指事物的重要,人的行为、品格的伟大等,带一定的感情色彩。

grand侧重指盛大、绝大,有气派。

big常用词,使用广泛,较口语化。多指体积、重量或容量等方面的“大”,有时也用于描写抽象之物。

large普通用词,含义广,指体积、面积、容量、数量以及程度等方面的大,具体或抽象意义均可用。

以上来源于网络

 great, big, large

这组词都有“引人注目”的意思,其区别是:

big强调体积,质量,容量和重量大。如:a big box。Big也有抽象意义,指重大的事件或行为。如:a big mistake

large多指面积,数目或数量大。如:a large population, a large number等。

以上来源于网络

big词源中文解释

公元1300年,这个词最初主要出现在来自英格兰北部和中北部的写作中,意思是“强有力的”。这是一个起源不明的词。它可能来自于斯堪的纳维亚语源(比较挪威方言词语“bugge”意为“伟大的人”)。古英语在很多相同的意义上使用“micel”(参见“much”)。

公元1400年,"Big"开始普及。意思"尺寸巨大的"来自于14世纪后期,和"成年的、长大的"是同时期的。"重要的、有影响力的、强大的"的意义始于公元1400年。"傲慢的、自大的"意义则出现在1570年代。美国口语中"慷慨的"的意思始于1913年。

音乐风格的"Big band"始于1926年,俚语中"big head"的意思是"自负",记录于1850年。"Big business"意为"大型商业公司集体",始于1913年(在此之前意味着“商业中的盈利收入”)。"Big top"指"马戏团的主帐篷",始于1895年。"Big game"指"为了运动而狩猎的大动物",始于1864年。"Big house"意为"感化院",是美国黑社会俚语,在1915年被印证(在伦敦是"工作院",1851年出现)。在金融新闻中,从1956年开始称"big ticket"。"Big lie"来自于希特勒的"grosse Lüge"。

big_哲学行业词汇

大爆炸宇宙论

bang cosmology

宇宙大爆炸

bang of universe

big_物理学行业词汇

大爆炸宇宙论

bang cosmology

big词源英文解释

Adjective, Adverb, and Noun Middle English, perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian dialect bugge important man

The first known use of big was in the 14th century

big儿童词典英英释义

blame1 of 2verb

to find fault with : censure

to hold responsible

blame them for everything

to place responsibility for

blames it on me

blame2 of 2noun

expression of disapproval

receive both blame and praise

responsibility for something that fails : fault

take the blame for the defeat

black1 of 3adjective

of the color black

very dark

of or relating to any of various population groups that are often considered to have dark skin but that in fact have a wide range of skin colors

Black people

of or relating to Black people and especially to African American people and their culture

Black literature

very sad or gloomy

the outlook was black

sullen sense 1a

evil entry 1 sense 1, wicked—used in the past especially in literature

a black deed

characterized by grim or distorted humor

black2 of 3noun

a black pigment or dyeespecially: one consisting largely of carbon

the characteristic color of soot or coal

black clothing

dressed in black

a black animal (as a horse)

a person belonging to any of various population groups especially of African ancestry that are often considered to have dark pigmentation of the skin but in fact have a wide range of skin colors

African American

absence of light : darkness

the black of night

the condition of making a profit

in the black

black3 of 3verb

blacken sense 1

black1 of 3adjective

of the color black

very dark

of or relating to any of various population groups that are often considered to have dark skin but that in fact have a wide range of skin colors

Black people

of or relating to Black people and especially to African American people and their culture

Black literature

very sad or gloomy

the outlook was black

sullen sense 1a

evil entry 1 sense 1, wicked—used in the past especially in literature

a black deed

characterized by grim or distorted humor

black2 of 3noun

a black pigment or dyeespecially: one consisting largely of carbon

the characteristic color of soot or coal

black clothing

dressed in black

a black animal (as a horse)

a person belonging to any of various population groups especially of African ancestry that are often considered to have dark pigmentation of the skin but in fact have a wide range of skin colors

African American

absence of light : darkness

the black of night

the condition of making a profit

in the black

black3 of 3verb

blacken sense 1

bitteradjective

having or being a disagreeable sharp taste that is one of the four basic taste sensations compare salt entry 3 sense 1b, sour entry 1 sense 1, sweet entry 1 sense 1b

bitter coffee

hard to accept or bear : painful

bitter disappointment

sharp and resentful

a bitter reply

unpleasantly cold

a bitter wind

bite1 of 2verb

to seize, grip, or cut into with or as if with teeth

bite an apple

to wound, pierce, or sting a mosquito bit me

bitten by a snake

to cause to smart : sting

pepper bites the mouth

to eat into

acid biting into metal

to take bait

the fish are biting

to respond to something tempting

bite2 of 2noun

a seizing of something by biting

the grip taken in biting

the amount of food taken at a bite

a small amount of food : snack

a wound made by biting

a sharp penetrating quality or effect

the bite of the cold wind on our cheeks

bite1 of 2verb

to seize, grip, or cut into with or as if with teeth

bite an apple

to wound, pierce, or sting a mosquito bit me

bitten by a snake

to cause to smart : sting

pepper bites the mouth

to eat into

acid biting into metal

to take bait

the fish are biting

to respond to something tempting

bite2 of 2noun

a seizing of something by biting

the grip taken in biting

the amount of food taken at a bite

a small amount of food : snack

a wound made by biting

a sharp penetrating quality or effect

the bite of the cold wind on our cheeks

bind1 of 2verb

to fasten by tying

to hold or restrict by force or obligation

bound by an oath

bandage entry 2

bind a wound

to stick together

to form a mass that sticks together

to take up and hold (as by chemical forces) : combine with

to make firm or sure

a deposit binds the sale

to finish or decorate with a binding

to fasten together and enclose in a cover

bind2 of 2noun

something that binds

bill1 of 4noun

the jaws of a bird together with their horny covering

a mouthpart (as the beak of a turtle) resembling a bird's bill

the visor of a cap

bill2 of 4verb

to touch bills

to caress affectionately

bill3 of 4noun

a draft of a law presented to a legislature for consideration

introduce a bill in Congress

a record of goods sold, services performed, or work done together with the costs involved

a telephone bill

a sign or poster advertising something

a piece of paper money

a dollar bill

bill4 of 4verb

to send a bill to

bill1 of 4noun

the jaws of a bird together with their horny covering

a mouthpart (as the beak of a turtle) resembling a bird's bill

the visor of a cap

bill2 of 4verb

to touch bills

to caress affectionately

bill3 of 4noun

a draft of a law presented to a legislature for consideration

introduce a bill in Congress

a record of goods sold, services performed, or work done together with the costs involved

a telephone bill

a sign or poster advertising something

a piece of paper money

a dollar bill

bill4 of 4verb

to send a bill to

big1 of 2adjective

of great force

a big storm

large in size, bulk, or extent big government a big city

a big house

large in number or amount big money

a big fleet

capital entry 1 sense 2

big letters

of great importance a big star in movies

my big chance

informal being older

my big sister

big2 of 2adverb

in a big way

win big

so as to boast

talk big

big 例句

1 And then I want the flag of Borinquen and a big conga with Freddy’s face on it, can you paint that?”

2 And because of that, Mama’s tomatoes were the biggest in Bumblebee.

3 So before he even fully got the first word out of his mouth, I rasped, “No big deal, Joey. I’m in.”

4 As you know, our company is one of the big names and has a long tradition.

2正如你们所知道, 我们公司是一个大公司并且具有很长的历史.

5 Each day he crossed the great Williamsburg Bridge and went into the strange big city while Francie walked to her work on the north side of Brooklyn.

6 The stairs led down into a tall galleried room with a rug spread out over flagstones and a fireplace big enough to park a car in.

7 “I get these headaches sometimes. No big deal.”

8 They rolled down the lane to the big house.

9 “Oh, mercy, mercy. The boy is always looking for some excuse to say I can’t take care of myself so he can drag me over to his big house in Virginia.”

10 I expected big crowds after football games, but this looked like the entire school had formed one huge tailgating party.

11 After all, this was an area where people had developed an insatiable craving for boats, big, big boats, even though the nearest water was a hundred miles away.

12 They went on out to Callahan round the railroad shops and he decided to give a big chicken and macaroni supper that night, free to all.

13 My secret is bigger than her secret, because nobody knows it yet.

14 She’d make a big federal case out of it like Big Ma had and write back and say things that made me feel bad or want to scratch my head.

15 “Made me that sweater I have. Sheared the wool, dyed it with indigo, spun it, knitted it, too big. Brought it over with a kettle of chowder and told me to grow into it.”

16 “There’s a mass and then a big party. Everyone gets dressed up and dances a lot. It’s supposed to mark the transition to womanhood. My grandmother has been planning mine since I was, like, two.”

17 Got so bored with it, can’t concentrate on anything bigger than socks or gloves.

18 My pants were made out of canvas and too big by several degrees.

19 “You rich kid now, your daddy rich rich man. Big house, big tree, now even we got houselady. Nice big yard for you. I pay all cash.”

20 No coaxing, no sugar, no lullaby, no story, even the light was put out and only the red glow of the fire enlivened the ‘big dark’ which Demi regarded with curiosity rather than fear.

big 同义词

2 大肚子

paunch

10 长成的

mature ripe

11 怀胎的

in-calf pregnant gravid

14 影响大的

powerful

16 雄心勃勃的

ambitious thrust

19 有雄心的

ambitious

20 较大的

large

26 宽宏的

decent magnanimous generous

31 偏爱的

partial doting

32 已长大的

big brute big coat

37 较年长的

senior

48 职位高的

elevated high-ranking

50 长成

mature ripe maturity

51 巨子

king

55 热衷于某事物

be bitten by keen on bound up in

57 野心勃勃

overambitious fly high

67 夸大地

large tall largely pompously

69 非常严肃的

heavy-duty

76 非常

hell-fired one great such high incredible extreme vast terrible supreme unlimited extraordinary violent precious damn awful sore terrific shocking mortal piping fearful almighty monumental first-class blooming ferocious excruciating equatorial unholy rousing howling crass frightful devilish stinking thundering fiendish dripping exceeding surpassing bally deuced gey all-fired dad-blamed dad-blasted dad-burned SO just some most way very much right too something full ever real quite extremely plenty proper bone perfectly incredibly greatly deeply passing sadly surprisingly deadly fucking mighty bloody overly exceptionally hugely remarkably terribly vastly immensely unusually whopping tremendously infinitely excessively flipping horribly cracking exceedingly extraordinarily damned jolly wondrous awfully sorely roaring cursed woefully heartily madly thrice mightily eminently fabulously deathly divinely singularly hellish cruelly darned ruddy phenomenally helluva mortally beastly thumping spanking rattling uncommonly dreadfully fearfully terrifically egregiously monstrously monumentally fiendishly frightfully aplenty vera whacking overmuch colossally hellishly screamingly inexpressibly clinking staving damnably deplorably surpassingly perishing molto muchly corking confoundedly deucedly unco tarnation perishingly immortally goldurn cursedly unlimitedly parlously tarnal and sight a devil of a more than somewhat above measure out of measure to a high degree ever such a deuce of a the deuce of a to the nail like a brick like bricks ad extremum as all get out for all get out like all get out and how a great deal good and by far a good deal a most a hell of a as anything ever so fine and more than a little to a degree a heck of a a hell of a lot to a great extent nothing if not far and away the worst way no end of like a ton of bricks

82 自负地

overconfidently superior

85 洋溢着…的

brimful

90 极喜爱的

crazy nuts

96 长大的

mature accrescent

97 丰满的

full round ample plump buxom

101 令人着迷的

obsessive

104 生殖力旺盛的

fecund

105 盛大地

royally

106 极感兴趣的

enthusiastic rootin'-tootin'

109 成年的

adult sui juris

113 繁盛的

fruitful blooming exuberant

116 雄心勃勃

ambitious go-getter thrust

119 矫饰的

mannered posey lace-curtain

120 大大

far

121 规模宏大的

heroic

123 充溢

run run with

127 经常做某事的

regular

big 短语相关

the big guns big crunch big words big money big-budget big data big government big cheese big unknown big whoop

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