Big

英音[ bɪɡ ] 美音[ bɪɡ ]
大
常用释义
adj. （尺寸、数量、规模或年龄）大的；重大的，严重的；有影响力的；糟糕的；有雄心的；受欢迎的；热衷于……的；程度深的，效果好的；大方的，大度的；生僻的，晦涩的；大写的
adv. 大大，给人印象深地；夸口地；大量地
v. 招摇
【名】 （Big）（土）比格（人名）

扩展信息

更大的
从A到Y开头的英语单词大全_百度文库 ... best 最；极 bigger （体型） 更大的 big 大的 ...
更多
贾斯丁比伯所有的歌 - 已解决 - 搜搜问问 ... .Down To Earth 回到现实 Bigger 更多 One Less Lonely Girl 少了个寂寞女孩 ...
大一些的
初中英语第1-6册单词全解析 - 豆丁网 ... very much 非常 bigger adj. 大一些的 Grace 格雷斯(女名) ...
长大的
音标怎么写taller shorter stronger older... ... younger 年轻人，较年轻的 bigger 大的，长大的，更大的 longer 更长的 ...
较大的
快乐英语一至六年级下册中文英文　 - 豆丁网 ... taller 较高的 bigger 较大的 heavier 较重的 ...

例句

Problems grow in the dark and become bigger and bigger, but when exposed to the light of truth, they shrink.

The wind began to blow harder. A storm was coming. The waves grew bigger and bigger.

The White House predicted Obama's budget priorities would not be affected by the forecasts of bigger deficits.

'The fact they are in the market is significant, ' he said. 'We expect them to be a bigger and bigger player in the corn market. '

"In some markets, we continue to compete with Motorola but Motorola has never been one of our stronger and bigger competitors, " said LG.

If the press-shy Larson, 44, was a big deal when I wrote about him in 1999 (see fortune. com), he surely is a bigger deal today.

At weekends, her mother always buys a lot of food for her, but she can't eat all of them for she has eyes bigger than the stomach.

Such differences are bigger at higher grades, with the hardest move of all being for a woman to settle into a professorial chair.

In peripheral Europe, currency depreciations would have been at least as big as, if not bigger than, sterling's.

The president said the public dislikes the idea of helping the financial sector, only to see the hole get bigger because of lavish spending.

Or, you know, again, validation. This helps to say you're bigger than just one little thing over here.

Fernando Torres angered his followers by becoming an apostate and daring to say that he was moving somewhere else that might be bigger.

Nikesh Arora, Google's chief business officer, is one candidate to take a bigger role, said people familiar with the matter.

An expert might have taken bigger steps and, using his experience, avoided some of the intermediate steps that we took.

In this case, your friend is asking you to understand the bigger meaning, not just exactly what he tells you.

Oh! -So make it a Bud Light, mister, for giving us all a bigger wiener. -Thank you!

Although none of his series has been top-ranked in and of itself, collectively speaking, he's one of my bigger draws.

"Each one of these steps has bigger liabilities, " he said. "We follow where the business is. "

This change might have been bigger but for the recession, which slowed migration to a trickle.

but the lcd for the reason of the panel ' s thin , less weight and easy to be a bigger size is being in the ascendant.

While it may be the largest in Africa, it is only a bit bigger than China's sixth-richest province.

Small companies tend to do better than bigger ones in the long term, but they tend to be less diversified and therefore more risky.

But while part of me owes my co-workers a smooth transition, another part wishes I could leave a bigger hole, just to say I was here.

This would be one to three people project, these might be twenty to forty type bigger size programs, so really make it much more of us.

常用短语

make big
make big - [美国俚语]飞黄腾达；成功
big city
big city - 大城市
in a big way
in a big way - 大规模地，彻底地
big problem
big problem - 大问题
big family
big family - 大家庭
big deal
big deal - n. 大人物；了不起的事
adj.+n.
big mistake, big thing, big Fan, big brother, big surprise
adj.
small, cramped, insignificant, narrow, little

同义词

adj.
大的；重要的；量大的
larger crucial important considerable material
adv.
大量地；顺利；夸大地
largely freely heavy importantly tall

同根词(词根big)

bigger adj 更大的（big的比较级）
bigness n 大；重大；伟大

更新时间：2025-06-30 22:14