形容词伟大的，杰出的; 优异的，显著的; 很多的; 重大的

副词[口语]很好地; 令人满意地，成功地，顺利地; 得意地

名词大人物们; 伟大人物; 重要人物，大师; 名家

形容词remarkabledistinguishedmajesticgrandimpressivemagnificentsizableoutstandingfamousgloriousprominentconsiderablehonorablestatelylarge

形容词smallpettylittlepunytriflingtrivialinferior

形容词

1. You have a great future.
你前途无量。

2. Beethoven was a great musician.
贝多芬是一位伟大的音乐家。

3. Mozart was a great musician.
莫扎特是伟大的音乐家。

4. Swimming in the seaside is great / good fun.
在海边游泳很有乐趣。

5. What a great idea!
多棒的主意！

吊唁

A：What a pity we’ve lost such a great man!
我们为失去一个这么好的人而感到遗憾!

B：Yes, indeed.
确实是这样。

市区

A：This is a great area of the city for (shopping/ dining/ schools).
这儿可是市区里面（购物/吃饭/读书）的好地方。

B：Great.
太好了。

搬家

A：(Most/ almost all/ a great deal) of the street parking is gone by then.
那个时候街上（大多数/几乎所有/很多）都没有停车的地方了。

B：Really?
真的吗？

1. 很大的；巨大的
You use great to describe something that is very large. Great is more formal than big .

e.g. The room had a great bay window.
这间房有一扇巨大的凸窗。
e.g. ...a great hall as long and high as a church.
长度和高度与教堂相当的大厅

2. （数量或程度）大的，巨大的，超乎寻常的
Great means large in amount or degree.

e.g. I'll take great care of it...
我会加倍爱惜它的。
e.g. Benjamin Britten did not live to a great age.
本杰明·布里顿并未活到很大的年纪。

3. 重大的；闻名的；令人激动的
You use great to describe something that is important, famous, or exciting.

e.g. ...the great cultural achievements of the past...
昔日辉煌的文化成就
e.g. America can be great again.
美国会再度崛起。