bigness

英

美

n.  巨大；规模大；声名显赫的大人物

COCA.28055

英英释义

noun

• the property of having a relatively great size
  Synonym:largeness

双语例句

• I love the way we helped invent and popularize computing and the PC. I love the bigness and boldness of our bets.
  我热爱我们帮助发明并普及运算和PC的方式。我热爱我们伟大而勇敢的赌注。
• During the Anti-Japanese war, the military industry personnel of the base of Jin-Ji-Yu had a difficult development from smallness, simple to bigness and complexity.
  抗战时期，晋冀豫根据地的军事工业经历了一个从无到有、由小到大、先修后造、从简单到复杂的发展过程。
• I placed my palms against the mainmast, which was of a goodish bigness, and waited, every nerve upon the stretch.
  我双手抱住那很粗的主桅杆等着，每根神经都绷得紧紧的。
• They have the biggest of nearly everything including government, motor cars and debts, yet they are afraid of bigness.
  几乎所有最大的东西他们都有：政府，汽车和债务，可他们害怕庞大。
• The pursuit of excellence is less profitable than the pursuit of bigness, but it can be more satisfying.
  追求卓越虽比追求硕大较无利润可言，但却令人更心满意足。
• The wisdom of using bigness as a benchmark is dubious also in the financial world.
  将“大”作为衡量标准的智慧，在金融界也令人质疑。
• In short, the BBC has grown too big; and with bigness has come both a diminution in standards ( witness the sorry state of its journalism) and blithe disregard for competitors.
  简而言之，BBC已经发展得过于庞大；随之而来的不仅是标准的降低（看看其新闻报道的糟糕状态就知道了），还包括对竞争对手的漠然忽视。接着还有那种骄傲自大的态度。
• A careful distinction was drawn between bigness and monopoly.
  就这样，在大公司和垄断企业之间作出了谨慎的区别。
• The so-called bigness and smallness, strength and weakness often depend on people's sense and habits.
  所谓大与小，强与弱，很多时候都是依照人们的感官和习惯定论的。
• Others say that the problem is monopoly, not bigness.
  有人则认为问题在于垄断，而不在于规模大。