big 音标拼音: [b'ɪg]
a . 大的,巨大的;重要的,重大的
大的,巨大的;重要的,重大的
big adv 1 :
extremely well ; "
his performance went over big "
2 :
in a boastful manner ; "
he talked big all evening " [
synonym :
{
boastfully }, {
vauntingly }, {
big }, {
large }]
3 :
on a grand scale ; "
think big " [
ant : {
small }]
4 :
in a major way ; "
the play failed big at the box office "
adj 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 " [
synonym : {
large }, {
big }] [
ant : {
little }, {
small }]
2 :
significant ; "
graduation was a big day in his life "
3 :
very intense ; "
a bad headache "; "
in a big rage "; "
had a big (
or bad )
shock "; "
a bad earthquake "; "
a bad storm " [
synonym :
{
bad }, {
big }]
4 :
loud and firm ; "
a big voice "; "
big bold piano sounds "
5 :
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 " [
synonym : {
big }, {
large },
{
prominent }]
6 :
prodigious ; "
big spender "; "
big eater "; "
heavy investor "
[
synonym : {
big (
a )}, {
heavy (
a )}]
7 :
exhibiting self -
importance ; "
big talk " [
synonym : {
boastful },
{
braggart (
a )}, {
bragging (
a )}, {
braggy }, {
big }, {
cock -
a -
hoop },
{
crowing }, {
self -
aggrandizing }, {
self -
aggrandising }]
8 :
feeling self -
importance ; "
too big for his britches "; "
had a swelled head "; "
he was swelled with pride " [
synonym : {
big },
{
swelled }, {
vainglorious }]
9 : (
of animals )
fully developed ; "
an adult animal "; "
a grown woman " [
synonym : {
adult }, {
big }, {
full -
grown }, {
fully grown },
{
grown }, {
grownup }]
10 :
marked by intense physical force ; "
a big wind "
11 :
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 " [
synonym : {
big }, {
large },
{
magnanimous }]
12 :
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 " [
synonym : {
big },
{
bighearted }, {
bounteous }, {
bountiful }, {
freehanded },
{
handsome }, {
giving }, {
liberal }, {
openhanded }]
13 :
in an advanced stage of pregnancy ; "
was big with child ";
"
was great with child " [
synonym : {
big (
p )}, {
enceinte },
{
expectant }, {
gravid }, {
great (
p )}, {
large (
p )}, {
heavy (
p )},
{
with child (
p )}]
Big \
Big \ (
b [
i ^]
g ),
a . [
Compar . {
Bigger };
superl . {
Biggest }.]
[
Perh .
from Celtic ;
cf .
W .
beichiog ,
beichiawg ,
pregnant ,
with child ,
fr .
baich burden ,
Arm .
beac '
h ;
or cf .
OE .
bygly ,
Icel .
biggiligr , (
properly )
habitable ; (
then )
magnigicent ,
excellent ,
fr .
OE .
biggen ,
Icel .
byggja ,
to dwell ,
build ,
akin to E .
be .]
1 .
Having largeness of size ;
of much bulk or magnitude ;
of great size ;
large . "
He '
s too big to go in there ." --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Great with young ;
pregnant ;
swelling ;
ready to give birth or produce ; --
often figuratively .
[
1913 Webster ]
[
Day ]
big with the fate of Cato and of Rome .
--
Addison .
[
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3 .
Having greatness ,
fullness ,
importance ,
inflation ,
distention ,
etc .,
whether in a good or a bad sense ;
as ,
a big heart ;
a big voice ;
big looks ;
to look big .
As applied to looks ,
it indicates haughtiness or pride .
[
1913 Webster ]
God hath not in heaven a bigger argument . --
Jer .
Taylor .
[
1913 Webster ]
Note :
Big is often used in self -
explaining compounds ;
as ,
big -
boned ;
big -
sounding ;
big -
named ;
big -
voiced .
[
1913 Webster ]
{
To talk big },
to talk loudly ,
arrogantly ,
or pretentiously .
[
1913 Webster ]
I talked big to them at first . --
De Foe .
[
1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Bulky ;
large ;
great ;
massive ;
gross .
[
1913 Webster ]
Big
Big \
Big \,
Bigg \
Bigg \,
v .
t . [
OE .
biggen ,
fr .
Icel .
byggja to inhabit ,
to build ,
b ?
a (
neut .)
to dwell (
active )
to make ready .
See {
Boor },
and {
Bound }.]
To build . [
Scot . &
North of Eng .
Dial .] --
Sir W .
Scott .
[
1913 Webster ]
Big \
Big \,
Bigg \
Bigg \,
n . [
OE .
bif ,
bigge ;
akin to Icel .
bygg ,
Dan .
byg ,
Sw .
bjugg .] (
Bot .)
Barley ,
especially the hardy four -
rowed kind .
[
1913 Webster ]
"
Bear interchanges in local use ,
now with barley ,
now with bigg ." --
New English Dict .
[
1913 Webster ]
Big 180 Moby Thesaurus words for "
big ":
adult ,
aggrandized ,
ample ,
apotheosized ,
arrogant ,
arty ,
awash ,
awesome ,
awful ,
awfully ,
beatified ,
benevolent ,
big boy ,
big cheese ,
big noise ,
big shot ,
big -
league ,
big -
name ,
big -
time ,
bighearted ,
bigwig ,
bigwigged ,
bombastic ,
brimful ,
brimming ,
bull ,
bumper ,
canonized ,
capacious ,
chivalrous ,
chock -
full ,
cloyed ,
clumsy ,
commodious ,
comprehensive ,
condescending ,
consequential ,
considerable ,
considerate ,
copious ,
crammed ,
crowded ,
damned ,
deified ,
distended ,
domineering ,
double -
barreled ,
earthshaking ,
elevated ,
eminent ,
ennobled ,
enshrined ,
enthroned ,
exalted ,
excellent ,
expectant ,
expecting ,
extensive ,
extravagant ,
extremely ,
fat ,
flushed ,
full to bursting ,
gassy ,
generous ,
glorified ,
glutted ,
gone ,
goodly ,
grand ,
gravid ,
great ,
great gun ,
great of heart ,
greathearted ,
greatly ,
grown ,
grown -
up ,
handsome ,
haughty ,
healthy ,
heavy ,
heavyweight ,
hefty ,
held in awe ,
heroic ,
high ,
high and mighty ,
high -
faluting ,
high -
flown ,
high -
headed ,
high -
minded ,
high -
nosed ,
high -
powered ,
high -
sounding ,
high -
swelling ,
highfalutin ,
highfaluting ,
hoity -
toity ,
hugely ,
hulking ,
husky ,
idealistic ,
immortal ,
immortalized ,
important ,
imposing ,
inflated ,
knightly ,
large ,
large -
scale ,
largehearted ,
liberal ,
lion ,
lofty ,
magnanimous ,
magnified ,
major ,
man -
sized ,
marriable ,
marriageable ,
material ,
mature ,
maturescent ,
meaningful ,
mighty ,
momentous ,
much ,
name ,
noble ,
noble -
minded ,
nubile ,
numerous ,
of age ,
of marriageable age ,
old ,
openhanded ,
overbearing ,
overblown ,
overflowing ,
packed ,
parturient ,
patronizing ,
pretentious ,
princely ,
proud ,
purse -
proud ,
replete ,
roomy ,
sainted ,
sanctified ,
sated ,
satiated ,
satisfied ,
self -
important ,
shrined ,
significant ,
sizable ,
spacious ,
stuck -
up ,
stuffed ,
sublime ,
substantial ,
supereminent ,
superior ,
swollen ,
tall ,
throned ,
tidy ,
toplofty ,
unwieldy ,
uppish ,
uppity ,
upstage ,
voluminous ,
weighty ,
whacking ,
whopping ,
windy ,
world -
shaking
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