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big

/bɪɡ/

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adjective

/bɪɡ/A1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то значительного размера, масштаба или интенсивности.

Describes something of considerable size, extent, or intensity.

  1. Large in sizeA1formal

    Of considerable size, extent, or intensity.

    ruБольшой

    • They live in a big house with a garden.
    • The elephant is a big animal.
    • She has a big collection of stamps.

    Synonymsbulkycolossalenormousgiantgiganticgreathugeimmenselargemassivesizablesubstantialtremendousvast

    Antonymscompactlittleminiatureminutepetiteslightsmalltiny

  2. Important or significantA2formal

    Of great importance, significance, or influence.

    ruВажный

    • This is a big decision for the company.
    • He got a big promotion at work.
    • The wedding was a big event in the town.

    Synonymsconsequentialconsiderableeminentgraveimportantinfluentialleadingmajormomentousnotablepowerfulprominentserioussignificantweighty

    Antonymsinconsequentialinsignificantminornegligiblepettytrivialunimportant

  3. Older or grown-upA1informal

    Used to describe someone who is older or more mature.

    ruСтарший

    • My big sister is ten years older than me.
    • You are a big boy now, you can do it yourself.
    • His big brother helped him with his homework.

    Synonymsadulteldergrownupmature

  4. Enthusiastic or generousB1informal

    Showing great enthusiasm, generosity, or kindness.

    ruВеликодушный

    • She has a big heart and helps everyone.
    • He gave a big smile when he saw the gift.
    • They made a big donation to the charity.

    Synonymsbenevolentcompassionateenthusiasticgenerouskindmagnanimouswarmhearted

Forms
  • bigger comparative form
  • biggest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/bɪɡ/A2formal
  • ruНаречие, используемое неформально, в основном в американском английском, означающее 'в грандиозном или амбициозном стиле' или 'в значительной степени'. Часто употребляется в фразах вроде 'мыслить масштабно' или 'мечтать по-крупному' и происходит от формы прилагательного без окончания -ly.

An adverb used informally, primarily in American English, meaning 'in a grand or ambitious way' or 'to a great extent.' It is often used in phrases like 'to think big' or 'to dream big,' and is derived from the adjective form without the -ly ending.

  1. In a grand or ambitious wayB1informal

    To a large extent or in an impressive manner.

    ruМасштабно

    • She dreams big and works hard to achieve her goals.
    • He always thinks big when planning his business.
    • They celebrated big after winning the championship.

    Synonymsambitiouslyboldlygrandlyimpressivelylargely

    Antonymsinsignificantlymodestlyunambitiously

  2. Successfully or prominentlyB2informal

    In a way that is successful or attracts attention.

    ruУспешно или заметно

    • The movie made it big at the box office.
    • He hit it big with his latest invention.
    • She is going big in the fashion industry.

    Synonymsconspicuouslynotablyprominentlyspectacularlysuccessfully

Forms
  • bigger comparative form
  • biggest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Inherited terms

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.