| Phrase/Idiom | to be big of someone |
|---|---|
| Definition | If an actions is big of someone, it’s good, kind or helpful. However, this idiom is usually used sarcastically when the person using it thinks that the other person could do a lot more. |
| Example | It was big of Marry to spare a whole minute for you yesterday. |
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