Pronunciation: /bɪɡ/
noun a person or thing that is large in size
A1 I saw a big dog at the park.
A2 She bought a big cake for her birthday party.
B1 The company is facing a big challenge with the new project.
B2 He made a big mistake by not double-checking his work.
C1 The politician's big speech was well received by the audience.
C2 The CEO's big decision had a major impact on the company's future.
adjective describes the size or extent of something, large in size
A1 I have a big dog.
A2 She lives in a big house.
B1 The company is looking for a big office space.
B2 The new shopping mall is a big attraction for tourists.
C1 The big challenge for the team is to meet the deadline.
C2 The big picture shows the overall impact of the project.
formal The company is investing in a big project to expand its operations.
informal I'm throwing a big party for my birthday next week.
slang That new movie was a big hit with audiences.
figurative She has a big heart and always helps those in need.
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