ɡreɪt adj
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IMPORTANT
重要的
a. important or having a lot of influence b. used in the title of a person or event that was very important in the past 重要的,重大的〔用于历史上重要人物的称号或重要事件的名称〕 usually before noun 一般用于名词前 | old-fashioned
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EXTREMELY SKILFUL
技艺高超的
famous for being able to do something extremely well 伟大的,卓越的,杰出的
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BIG
大的
very big [书面] 大的,巨大的; written
一大群人聚集了起来。
一个巨大的铁炉占了房间的一半。
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great big
very big 非常大的 spoken
把你的大脚丫从我桌子上拿下来!
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be no great shakes
10. to not be very good, interesting, or skilful [非正式] 不是很好,不怎么样 informal
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be going great guns
11. to be doing something extremely well [非正式] 很成功,很顺利 informal
在经历了开局的低迷之后,老虎队现在攻势如潮。
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BAD
不好的
used when you are disappointed or annoyed about something [口,非正式] 太糟了〔表示失望或生气〕 spoken informal
“丹尼尔把派对取消了。”“噢,太糟了!”
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the great outdoors
14. the countryside, considered as enjoyable and healthy [非正式] 大自然,野外〔指被认为有趣又有益健康的乡间〕 informal
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great minds (think alike)
15. used humorously when you and another person have had the same idea 英雄所见(略同)〔幽默用法,表示你和另一个人有同样的想法〕 spoken
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Greater London/Los Angeles/Manchester etc
20. London, Los Angeles etc and its outer areas 大伦敦/大洛杉矶/大曼彻斯特等
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huge/enormous great
21. used to emphasize how big something is [英,口] 巨大的,庞大的 BrE spoken
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Great Scott!/Great Heavens!
22. used to express shock or surprise [口,过时] 天哪!〔表示震惊或惊讶〕 spoken old-fashioned
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great with child
23. very soon to have a baby [文] 怀孕 literary