big
/bɪɡ/
adverb
- In a grand or ambitious way.
- They decided to go big and throw a huge party.
- She likes to think big when planning her career.
- If you want to succeed, you have to dream big.
adjective
- Large in size, amount, or extent.
- They live in a big house with a huge garden.
- She received a big bonus at work this year.
- The elephant is the biggest land animal on Earth.
- Important or serious.
- He has a big meeting with the CEO tomorrow.
- Climate change is a big problem for the whole world.
- This is a big decision that will affect your future.
- Older or more grown up.
- His big brother taught him how to ride a bike.
- My big sister helps me with my homework.
- You are a big kid now, so you can tie your own shoes.
- Generous or kind in a grand way.
- He gave me a big smile when I walked in.
- That was a big gesture, donating all that money to charity.
- She has a big heart and always helps people in need.
noun
- An important or influential person or thing.
- He is one of the bigs in the music industry.
- In Hollywood, the bigs control which movies get made.
- The bigs in the company made all the final decisions.