bigger的意思和读音

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big

: [bɪɡ] : [bɪɡ]

adv.

n.

adj.

bigger  biggest  

adj.+n.big mistake,big thing,big Fan,big brother,big surprise

adj.small,cramped,insignificant,narrow,little

adj.large,spacious,significant,extensive,older

biggeradj.large

1.large in size, degree, amount, etc.

a big man/house/increase

This shirt isn't big enough.

It's the world's biggest computer company.

He had this great big grin on his face.

They were earning big money.

The news came as a big blow.

older

2.(informal)older

my big brother

You're a big girl now.

important

3.[obn]important; serious

a big decision

Tonight is the biggest match of his career.

You are making a big mistake.

She took the stage for her big moment .

Do you really think we can take on the big boys(= compete with the most powerful people) ?

ambitious

4.(informal)needing a lot of effort, money or time to succeed

They're full of big ideas.怀

popular

5.(informal)popular with the public; successful

Orange is the big colour this year.

The band's very big in Japan.

enthusiastic

6.(informal)enthusiastic about sb/sth

I'm a big fan of hers.

doing sth a lot

7.doing sth often or to a large degree

a big eater/drinker/spender

generous

8.~ of sbkind or generous

He gave me an extra five pounds for two hours' work. I thought ‘That's big of you’.”。

IDMbe/get too big for your bootsto be/become too proud of yourself; to behave as if you are more important than you really area big cheese(informal)an important and powerful person, especially in an organization

So he earns more than me. Big deal!

big deal!(informal)used to say that you are not impressed by sth

So he earns more than me. Big deal!

the big enchilada(informal)the most important person or thinga big fish (in a small pond)an important person (in a small community)a big girls blouse(informal)a weak man, who is not brave or confidenta big noise/shot/namean important person

Right now forget the details and take a look at the big picture.

the big picture(informal)the situation as a whole

Right now forget the details and take a look at the big picture.

The authorities used quiet persuasion instead of the big stick.

the big stick(informal)the use or threat of force or power

The authorities used quiet persuasion instead of the big stick.

She works for one of the Big Six.

the big three, four, etc.the three, four, etc. most important countries, people, companies, etc.

She works for one of the Big Six.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's give a big hand to our special guests tonight.

give sb/get a big handto show your approval of sb by clapping your hands; to be applauded in this way

Ladies and gentlemen, let's give a big hand to our special guests tonight.

have a big mouthto be bad at keeping secretsto talk too much, especially about your own abilities and achievementsme and my big mouth(informal)used when you realize that you have said sth that you should not have said

If I don't win it's no big deal.

no big deal(informal)used to say that sth is not important or not a problem

If I don't win it's no big deal.

adv.

1.in an impressive way

We need to think big.

IDM

This story went over big with my kids.

go over big (with sb)(informal)to make a good impression on sb; to be successful

This story went over big with my kids.

He's hoping to make it big on TV.

make it bigto be very successful

He's hoping to make it big on TV.

v.

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n.1.,;

adj.1.large in size; a big person is tall and heavy, and often fat2.large in degree, or having a strong effect; very enthusiastic or serious about something; popular with many people3.important or major; powerful or successful in a particular area of activity; used for referring to large and powerful industries that are considered to have a lot of political influence4.a big boy or a big girl is getting older or is older than another child. This word is used mainly by children or when speaking to children; your big sister or big brother is older than you are1.large in size; a big person is tall and heavy, and often fat2.large in degree, or having a strong effect; very enthusiastic or serious about something; popular with many people3.important or major; powerful or successful in a particular area of activity; used for referring to large and powerful industries that are considered to have a lot of political influence4.a big boy or a big girl is getting older or is older than another child. This word is used mainly by children or when speaking to children; your big sister or big brother is older than you are

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2. .Down To Earth Bigger One Less Lonely Girl ...

3. very much bigger adj. Grace () ...

4. ... younger bigger longer ...

5. taller bigger heavier ...

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

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

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

4.'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. '

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

6.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.1999

7.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.

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

9.As if the buy-out issue was not bad enough, banks face a bigger danger elsewhere, linked to the subprime-mortgage crisis.

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