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[Sửa] Lớn, to lớn, vĩ đại

a great wind

cơn gió lớn

a great distance

một khoảng cách lớn

the Great October Socialist Revolution

cuộc cách mạng xã hội chủ nghĩa tháng mười vĩ đại

a great writer

một nhà văn lớn

the Great Powers

các nước lớn mạnh, các cường quốc

a great scoundrel

thằng đại bợm

the great majority

đại đa số

at a great pace

đi rất nhanh

[Sửa] Hết sức, rất

with great care

cẩn thận hết sức

to pay great attention to

hết sức chú ý tới

an antique of great price

một món đồ cổ rất quý

[Sửa] Cao quý, ca cả, cao thượng

he appeared greater in adversity than ever before

trong lúc hoạn nạn anh ấy tỏ ra cao thượng hơn bao giờ hết

[Sửa] Tuyệt hay, thật là thú vị

that is great!

thật là tuyệt!

to have great time

được hưởng một thời gian thú tuyệt

[Sửa] Giỏi, thạo cừ, hiểu rõ, hiểu tường tận

to be great on

hiểu rõ, biết rõ, hiểu tường tận về (cái gì)

to be great at

rất giỏi về (cái gì)

[Sửa] Thân (với ai)

to be great with somebody

thân với ai

[Sửa] ( the great) những người vĩ đại

[Sửa] ( số nhiều) kỳ thi tốt nghiệp tú tài văn chương tại trường đại học Ôc-phớt

[Sửa] to be great with child

(từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) có mang, có chửa

[Sửa] great dozen

tá mười ba

[Sửa] great many

nhiều

[Sửa] to have a great mind to

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[Sửa] to live to a great age

sống đến tận lúc tuổi già, sống lâu

[Sửa] to take a great interest in

rất quan tâm đến

[Sửa] to be no great shakes

không thích hợp, không phù hợp

[Sửa] going great guns

sinh động và đạt hiệu quả cao

[Sửa] great and small

giàu nghèo, mạnh yếu

[Sửa] to make great strides

tiến bộ, tiến triển theo chiều hướng tốt

[Sửa] your need is greater than mine

anh cần cái đó hơn là tôi cần

[Sửa] vĩ đại

[Sửa] lớn

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] Big, large, huge, immense, enormous, gigantic, giant,grand, extensive, prodigious, colossal, massive, vast,tremendous; spacious, capacious, mammoth, gargantuan, monstrous,titanic, Cyclopean, Brobdingnagian: Europe was covered by agreat forest. A great castle loomed before me. 2 large, huge,immense, enormous, gigantic, prodigious, vast, tremendous,abundant, countless: Plague killed a great number of people.

[Sửa] Extreme, considerable, marked, pronounced, inordinate,extraordinary, significant; excess, excessive: I have somethingof great importance to tell you. Your news created greatconfusion. 4 critical, important, crucial, momentous,significant, serious, weighty, consequential: Those were greatdays for the history of England.

[Sửa] Important, prominent, major,eminent, celebrated, distinguished, famous, famed, renowned,notable, noteworthy, illustrious, outstanding, well-known,weighty, influential, Rare eximious: What of the greatuniversities, like Oxford and Cambridge? Our mayor thinks ofhimself as a great man. 6 talented, gifted, excellent,outstanding, exceptional, major, superlative, superior, leading,best, incomparable, matchless, peerless, skilful, artistic,brilliant, first-rate, remarkable, top, accomplished: Flaubertwas one of the greatest writers of his age. Tamara is a gooddancer, but not a great dancer. 7 lofty, elevated, exalted,noble, high-minded, grand: Great thoughts come from greatminds.

[Sửa] Talented, skilled, skilful, adroit, clever, adept,able, proficient, expert: Daphne is really great at playingbridge.

[Sửa] Keen, zealous, eager, active, enthusiastic, devoted,ardent, passionate: Frank is a great stamp collector.

[Sửa] Close, devoted, dedicated, fast, faithful, true, loyal,intimate, loving: Graham and Pembroke quickly became greatfriends.

[Sửa] Terrible, bad, awful, unforgivable, horrendous,heinous, grievous, horrific, horrible, terrific, huge, colossal,enormous, gigantic, significant, cardinal, egregious, basic,profound, flagrant, glaring, arrant, consummate, out-and-out:Inviting her at the same time as her ex-husband was a greatmistake.

[Sửa] Spectacular, marvellous, outstanding, excellent,superb, grand, wonderful, fine Colloq fantastic, terrific,stupendous, marvy, smashing, fantabulous, Old-fashioned Brittickety-boo: He says that we missed a truly great show.

[Sửa] Adj. & n.

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] A of a size, amount, extent, or intensityconsiderably above the normal or average; big (made a greathole; take great care; lived to a great age). b also withimplied surprise, admiration, contempt, etc., esp. inexclamations (you great idiot!; great stuff!; look at that greatwasp). c reinforcing other words denoting size, quantity, etc.(a great big hole; a great many).

[Sửa] Important, pre-eminent;worthy or most worthy of consideration (the great thing is notto get caught).

[Sửa] Grand, imposing (a great occasion; the greathall).

[Sửa] A (esp. of a public or historic figure) distinguished;prominent. b (the Great) as a title denoting the most importantof the name (Alfred the Great).

[Sửa] A (of a person) remarkable inability, character, achievement, etc. (great men; a greatthinker). b (of a thing) outstanding of its kind (the GreatFire).

[Sửa] (foll. by at, on) competent, skilled, well-informed.7 fully deserving the name of; doing a thing habitually orextensively (a great reader; a great believer in tolerance; nota great one for travelling).

[Sửa] (also greater) the larger of thename, species, etc. (great auk; greater celandine).

[Sửa] (Greater)(of a city etc.) including adjacent urban areas (GreaterManchester).

[Sửa] Colloq. a very enjoyable or satisfactory;attractive, fine (had a great time; it would be great if wewon). b (as an exclam.) fine, very good.

[Sửa] (in comb.) (innames of family relationships) denoting one degree furtherremoved upwards or downwards (great-uncle;great-great-grandmother).

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A great or outstanding personor thing.

[Sửa] (in pl.) (Greats) colloq. (at Oxford University) anhonours course or final examinations in classics and philosophy.

[Sửa] Adj. of or relating to thispeople or language. great tit a Eurasian songbird, Parus major,with black and white head markings. great toe the big toe.Great War the world war of 1914-18. to a great extent largely.

[Sửa] Greatness n. [OE great f. WG]