mighty

• Décrit quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui possède une grande force, puissance ou influence.

Describes someone or something that has great power, strength, or influence.

1. Powerful or strongB1formal

   Having great physical strength or power.

   Puissant, fort

   • The mighty warrior defeated all his enemies.
   • The mighty river carved a canyon over centuries.
   • He had a mighty grip that could crush a rock.

   Synonymesbrawnyburlymuscularpotentpowerfulrobuststalwartstrappingstrongsturdytoughvigorous

   Antonymesfeeblefrailpowerlesspunyweak

2. Large or impressiveB1formal

   Very large in size, extent, or importance.

   Puissant, imposant (par la taille ou l'importance)

   • The mighty oak tree stood in the center of the field.
   • They built a mighty fortress on the hill.
   • The company made a mighty effort to expand globally.

   Synonymescolossalenormoushugeimmensemassivemonumentaltremendousvast

   Antonymesinsignificantpettytinyweak

3. Very great or extremeB2informalamerican

   Used to emphasize the degree or intensity of something.

   très grand / extrême

   • That was a mighty fine meal you cooked.
   • She is a mighty talented musician.
   • He was mighty upset when he heard the news.

   Synonymescolossalenormousextremegreatimmenseintensetremendous

   Antonymesminorslighttrivial

• Adverbe utilisé de manière informelle, principalement en anglais américain, signifiant « très » ou « extrêmement ». Sert à renforcer des adjectifs ou des verbes, souvent dans un registre familier.

An adverb used informally, primarily in American English, meaning "very" or "extremely." It is used to intensify adjectives or verbs, often in colloquial speech.

1. B2informalamerican

   Used as an intensifier to mean very or extremely.

   très, extrêmement

   • That was a mighty fine meal you cooked.
   • He was mighty proud of his son's achievement.
   • She felt mighty tired after the long hike.

   Synonymesawfullyexceedinglyextremelyhugelyimmenselyreallyterriblyvastlyvery