adjective [原级] 伟大的,著名的;大型的,巨大的;(数量或程度)极大的,很大的;美妙的;身心健康的,精力充沛的;重要的,重大的;热心的,热衷的;和蔼的,随和的;(外)曾祖(或曾孙)的;<爱尔兰>(二人)亲近的,亲密的;擅长…的
Great means large in amount or degree. (数量或程度) 大的 • Benjamin Britten did not live to a great age. 本杰明•布里滕没有活到很大的岁数。
adverb [程度副词] 很好地,很棒地
You say great in order to emphasize that you are pleased or enthusiastic about something. 美妙的; 很棒的 • Oh great! That'll be good for Fred. 噢,太棒了!那对弗雷德将会很有利。
noun [抽象名词] 伟人,伟大的事物;金曲
The greats in a particular subject or field of activity are the people who have been most successful or famous in it. 大人物 • ...all the greats of Hollywood. …所有的好莱坞名人。
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- I feel just great. 我感觉好极了。
- A nation must take certain risks to achieve greatness. 一个国家必须冒一定风险来成就伟大的事业。
- She's a great beauty. 她是个大美人。
- Arturo has this great place in Cozumel. 阿图罗在科苏梅尔有这样一个很不错的住所。
- The room had a great bay window. 这个房间有个巨大的凸窗。
- ...a great big Italian wedding. …一场盛大的意大利式婚礼。
- He has the potential to be a great player. 他有潜力成为一位杰出的演员。
- We are great friends. 我们是最要好的朋友。