big

UK
/bɪg/
US
/bɪg/
bigприлагательное
bigger
Срав.
biggest
Превосх.
UK
/bɪg/
US
/bɪg/
Переводы
The big dog barked loudly.
Большая собака громко лаяла.
He is a big businessman in the city.
Он крупный бизнесмен в городе.
There was a big improvement in her performance.
Было значительное улучшение в её выступлении.
He has a big position in the company.
У него высокая должность в компании.
Определения
Of considerable size, extent, or intensity.
The big house on the corner is up for sale.
Of great importance or seriousness.
Winning the championship was a big moment for the team.
Generous or magnanimous.
He was big enough to forgive her mistake.
Older or elder, often used in relation to siblings.
My big brother taught me how to ride a bike.
bigсуществительное
bigs
множ.
Countable slang/informal noun referring to an important person or, in sports, a tall/strong player.
Определения
(slang, sports) A tall or physically strong player, especially a center or power forward in basketball or similar sports.
The coach signed two new bigs to strengthen the front court.
(informal, usually plural) An important or influential person.
During the conference she managed to speak with some of the industry bigs.
bigнаречие
UK
/bɪɡ/
US
/bɪɡ/
Informal/colloquial adverb meaning ‘in a flamboyant, successful, or impressive manner’
Определения
In a flamboyant, impressive, or highly successful manner; to a great extent.
After years of small gigs, the band finally made it big.