A1 adjective 中性 #32 最常用

big

/bɪɡ/

The word 'big' is used to describe objects or people that have a large size, weight, or volume. It can also be used to indicate that something is very important or serious in a specific situation.

例句

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1

I want to live in a big house with many rooms.

I want to live in a large home with many rooms.

2

The government faces a big challenge regarding the new environmental policy.

The government faces a significant challenge regarding the new environmental policy.

3

Don't worry about the broken glass, it's not a big deal.

Don't worry about the broken glass, it's not an important matter.

词族

名词
bigness
形容词
big
相关
biggie
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记忆技巧

Think of a 'Big' elephant. The word is short, but the object it describes is very large.

快速测验

London is a very ____ city with millions of people.

正确!

正确答案是: big

例句

1

I want to live in a big house with many rooms.

everyday

I want to live in a large home with many rooms.

2

The government faces a big challenge regarding the new environmental policy.

formal

The government faces a significant challenge regarding the new environmental policy.

3

Don't worry about the broken glass, it's not a big deal.

informal

Don't worry about the broken glass, it's not an important matter.

4

The data shows a big increase in energy consumption during the winter months.

academic

The data shows a substantial increase in energy consumption during the winter months.

5

Our company just landed a big contract with a major international client.

business

Our company just secured an important contract with a major international client.

词族

名词
bigness
形容词
big
相关
biggie

常见搭配

big city a large urban center
big brother an older brother
big problem a serious or major issue
big difference a significant distinction between two things
big money a large amount of wealth

常用短语

the big picture

the entire perspective of a situation rather than the small details

a big heart

a very kind and generous personality

big mouth

a person who talks too much or cannot keep a secret

容易混淆的词

big vs tall

'Tall' is used for height (vertical distance), while 'big' is used for general size or volume.

big vs large

'Large' is more formal and used for physical scale, whereas 'big' is common in spoken English for size and importance.

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使用说明

In English, 'big' is a very versatile word used for physical size and abstract importance. While common in speech, try to use more specific words like 'significant' or 'substantial' in formal writing.

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常见错误

Learners often say 'He is big' to mean 'He is tall'. Remember that 'big' refers to overall bulk or width, not just height. Also, remember to double the 'g' when writing 'bigger' or 'biggest'.

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记忆技巧

Think of a 'Big' elephant. The word is short, but the object it describes is very large.

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词源

From the Middle English word 'bigge', which likely comes from a Scandinavian or Old Norse source.

语法模式

Comparative form: bigger (double the 'g') Superlative form: biggest (double the 'g') Usually placed before the noun (a big apple)
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文化背景

In American culture, the phrase 'bigger is better' is often used to describe the preference for large portions, cars, and homes.

快速测验

London is a very ____ city with millions of people.

正确!

正确答案是: big

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