greats

UK
/ɡreɪts/
US
/ɡreɪts/
greatadjective
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Of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average.
The great storm caused widespread damage across the region.
Of ability, quality, or eminence considerably above the normal or average.
She is a great artist, known for her innovative techniques.
Used to express admiration, approval, or excitement.
That's a great idea! Let's implement it right away.
Very large in size or degree.
The great hall was filled with guests for the banquet.
Greatadjective
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very large in size, amount, or degree; considerable
The project required a great deal of patience.
excellent; very good
She gave a great performance.
important, famous, or highly respected because of outstanding ability or achievement
He was one of the greatest composers of his era.
greatnoun

greats

pl

greats
pl
UK
/ɡreɪt/
US
/ɡreɪt/
Translations
величинаКнижн.; о выдающемся человеке, значимой фигуре в своей области.
Albert Einstein is considered one of the greats of physics.
Альберт Эйнштейн считается одной из величин физики.
Additional translations
корифейКнижн.; о признанном мастере, выдающемся деятеле.
Definitions
An important or distinguished person, especially in a particular field.
Albert Einstein is considered one of the greats in the field of physics.
A person who is highly skilled or accomplished in a particular area.
Michael Jordan is often referred to as one of the basketball greats.
greatadverb
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In an excellent or satisfactory manner; very well.
The team played great and secured the championship.
greatinterjection
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Expresses approval, pleasure, or satisfaction.
Great! I was hoping you would agree.
Greatinterjection
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used to express approval, satisfaction, or enthusiastic agreement
Great! We finished the work early.
Greatnoun

greats

pl

Rare nominal use meaning an outstanding or highly distinguished person.
Definitions
a person who is highly distinguished or famous for outstanding achievement
She is regarded as a great of modern literature.