| Level | A1 |
|---|---|
| Kind | adjective |
| Front | great |
| IPA | /ɡreɪt / adjective (greater; greatest) |
| Back | büyük; muazzam harika |
| Back 2 | great (adjective) /ɡreɪt
/ adjective (greater; greatest)
LARGE
1
large in amount, degree, size, etc.; a lot of
büyük; muazzam
We had great difficulty in solving the
problem.
The party was a great success.
PLEASANT
2 (informal)
good; wonderful
harika
We had a great time in Paris.
It's great to see you again.
note at GOOD1, NICE
Bazen
great sözcüğünü, birşeyin hiç de iyi olmadığı bir durumda, alaycı bir
şekilde kullanırız:
Oh great! I've spilled my coffee all over
my homework!
IMPORTANT
3
particularly important; of unusually high quality
önemli, büyük
Einstein was perhaps the greatest scientist
of the century.
Alexander the Great
Büyük İskender
a great moment in history
note at BIG
VERY
4 [only
before a noun](informal)
(used to emphasize
adjectives of size, quantity, etc.) very; very good
fevkalade, çok
iyi
There was a great big (kocaman) dog
in the garden.
They were great friends.
FAMILY
5 (great-)
used before a noun to
show a family relationship
a great-grandchild
torunun oğlu/kızı
a great-grandfather
büyük dede
a great-grandmother
büyükannenin annesi
a great-great-grandfather
büyük büyük dede
IDIOMS
go
to great lengths
to make more effort
than usual in order to achieve sth
her
çareye başvurmak, ne mümkünse yapmak
I went to great lengths to find this book
for you.
a good/great
deal (of sth)
a lot (of sth)
çok, epeyce
I've spent a great deal of time on this
report.
Fruit is a good deal more expensive in this
shop.
a
good/great many
very many
pek
çok
make
great strides
to make very quick
progress
atılım
yapmak
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