broad

• 形容某物从一侧到另一侧距离很大；宽的。也用于形容范围广泛或内容全面的。

Describes something that has a large distance from one side to the other; wide. Also used to describe something that is extensive or inclusive in scope.

1. Wide in extentA2formal

   Having a large distance from one side to the other; wide.

   宽阔的

   • The river is very broad at this point.
   • She has broad shoulders from swimming.
   • The road is broad enough for two lanes of traffic.

   同义词amplecapaciousexpansiveextensivespacioussweepingvastwide

   反义词narrowslenderthin

2. General or inclusiveB1formal

   Covering a wide range of subjects or areas; not limited or narrow.

   广泛的或全面的

   • The course offers a broad overview of European history.
   • He has a broad knowledge of literature.
   • The term 'animal' has a very broad meaning.

   同义词all-embracingcomprehensiveexpansiveextensivegeneralinclusivesweepinguniversalwide

   反义词limitednarrowrestrictedspecializedspecific

3. Strong or obviousB2informal

   Used to describe an accent or hint that is very noticeable.

   强烈或明显的

   • He spoke with a broad Scottish accent.
   • There was a broad hint in her tone that she was unhappy.
   • The comedian gave a broad wink to the audience.

   同义词distinctheavymarkedobviouspronouncedstrongthickunmistakable

• 名词，指广泛的覆盖范围或幅度；也用作对女性的非正式称呼，现被视为过时或冒犯。

A noun referring to a wide extent or range, or a term used informally to describe a woman (now considered dated or offensive).

1. Woman (slang, often derogatory)C1slangamerican

   A slang term for a woman, often considered offensive or disrespectful.

   娘们（俚语，常含贬义）

   • He was hanging out with some broad from the bar.
   • That broad thinks she knows everything.
   • Don't talk about her like that, she's not just some broad.

   同义词chickdamedollfrailskirt