writ large

• 一种正式说法，指某事物以明显、显眼或夸张的形式表现出来。常用于描述某种特质或特征无可争议地存在。

A formal phrase meaning something that is obvious, clearly evident, or manifested in a prominent or exaggerated form. Often used to describe a quality or characteristic that is unmistakably present.

1. Clearly evident or obviousC1formal

   Something that is very noticeable or obvious, often in a magnified or exaggerated form.

   显而易见

   • The city's problems are writ large in its crumbling infrastructure.
   • His ambition was writ large in every decision he made.
   • The conflict in the region is a global issue writ large.

2. In a larger or more significant formC2formal

   Used to describe something that is a more prominent or significant version of something else.

   放大版；更大规模的体现

   • The small town's struggles were writ large in the national economy.
   • Her personal journey was writ large in the novel she wrote.
   • The company's success is writ large in its global expansion.