Pronunciation: /ə bɪɡ hɑrt/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 She has a big heart and always helps others.
A2 My grandmother is known for her big heart and generosity.
B1 Having a big heart is important in building strong relationships.
B2 His big heart is what makes him such a compassionate leader.
C1 Despite facing many challenges, she always maintains a big heart.
C2 Her big heart shines through in everything she does, making her a true inspiration.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun
A1 She has a big heart and always helps others.
A2 My grandmother is known for her big heart and generosity.
B1 Having a big heart can sometimes lead to being taken advantage of.
B2 Despite his tough exterior, he has a big heart and cares deeply for his family.
C1 Her big heart is evident in the way she volunteers her time to various charitable causes.
C2 People are drawn to her because of her big heart and genuine kindness towards others.
formal She is known for her philanthropy work and having a big heart for those in need.
informal My grandma always has a big heart and is willing to help anyone who asks.
slang That guy may act tough, but deep down he's got a big heart.
figurative Having a big heart means being compassionate and caring towards others.
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