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[bɪg]adjбольшой, крупный, высокий, широкийI don't believe a word of all that big talk of yours. — Я не верю ни единому слову твоих громких заявлений.
You talk big but do little. — Ты много говоришь, но мало делаешь.
The box is big enough to hold all these things. — Ящик достаточно вместительный для всех этих вещей.
The dress is too big for me. — Платье мне велико.
the shoes are a size too big. — Туфли на целый номер больше.
He is getting too big for his shoes. — ◊ Он слишком заважничал/стал задаваться/много на себя берет.
- very big- big man
- big boy
- big fellow- big head- big belly
- big city
- big chimney
- big stone
- big spire
- big shoulders
- big sum
- big size
- big place
- big country
- big hat
- big factory
- big cloud
- big room
- big cask
- big pot
- big margin
- big hall
- big box
- big bad
- big pocket
- big repair
- big lump
- big bore
- big loaf
- big harvest
- big firm
- big business
- big change
- big favour
- big mind
- big idea
- big heart
- big nature
- big noise
- big wind
- big blow
- big eater
- big liar
- big fool
- big hurry
- big event
- big news
- big shot
- big issue
- one's big brother
- big talk
- big toe
- big drop in prices
- talk big
- be too big to do smth
- be big
- be too big for smb, smth
- be big in the aist
- be big in size
- do things in a big way
- do the big thing
- grow big
- look bigCHOICE OF WORDS:(1.) Прилагательное big и его нейтральный синоним large употребляются с исчисляемыми существительными, но big, в отличие от large, имеет эмоциональный характер и подчеркивает силу, важность: a big boy взрослый мальчик; big business большой бизнес; big repairs капитальный ремонт. (2.) Для обозначения размера предметов обыкновенно употребляется прилагательное large: a large room большая комната; large hands большие/крупные руки; a large family большая семья. Прилагательное large также употребляется при описании существительных, обозначающих количество, таких, как sum, number, weight, quantity: a large sum of money большая сумма денег; the firm buys things in large quantities фирма закупает товары в больших количествах. (3.) Для определения неисчисляемых существительных употребляется прилагательное great: a great amount of money много денег; a great quantity of water большое количество воды; a great surprise большое удовольствие
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