Big ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Big ( adjective )

  1. Of considerable size, amount, or degree.
  2. Having great importance or influence.

Origin:

Middle english 'bigge' from old english 'byggian' meaning to build, grow.

Examples:

  1. That tree is big.
  2. She has a big heart.
  3. This company is a big player in the market.
  4. He gave a big grin.
  5. She has big plans for the future.

(As a verb)

Big ( verb )

  1. Of considerable size, amount, or degree.
  2. Having great importance or influence.

Origin:

Middle english 'bigge' from old english 'byggian' meaning to build, grow.

Examples:

  1. That tree is big.
  2. She has a big heart.
  3. This company is a big player in the market.
  4. He gave a big grin.
  5. She has big plans for the future.
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