great in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
great in Kashmiri कॉशुर
great in Marathi मराठी
great in Sindhi سنڌي
great in English
- great⇄adj. 1. big; large in extent, amount, size, or number.
Ex. a great house, a great crowd.
2. more than usual; much.
Ex. great pain, great kindness, great ignorance, a great rise in temperature.
3. loud.
Ex. a great noise. - great⇄adv. (Informal.) very well.
Ex. You're doing great. Things are going great with her. I'm feeling great. - great⇄expr. by the great, (Dialect.) (of work done) at a fixed price for the whole amount; by the piece.
Ex. A merchant ... sells commodities of good cheer by the great (Thomas Nashe). - great⇄expr. greats, (British Informal.) at Oxford University:
a. the course in the classics or humanities.
b. Also, formerly, great go. the final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, now especially, for honors in the classics or humani - great⇄expr. the greats (or great), great or distinguished people; celebrities.
Ex. All the greats of show business have appeared at the Palace. He belongs among the great of his generation. - great⇄great, adjective, adverb, noun.
- great⇄noun (Informal.) a great person; person who is famous or important.
Ex. ... England's Peter Radford, another great who shares the official world record for the 220 yards (Maclean's).