massive
adjective
uk/ˈmæs.ɪv/us/ˈmæs.ɪv/B2
verylargeinsize,amount, ornumber:
巨大的;大量的They have a massivehouse.他们有一座很大的房子。
Shediedafter taking a massiveoverdoseofdrugs.她在吸食过量毒品后死亡。
If thedroughtcontinues,deathswilloccuron a massivescale.如果旱情持续,将有大批人死亡。
Synonyms
astronomical(LARGE)informal
big(LARGE)
colossal
elephantineformal
enormous
gargantuan
giant
gigantic
ginormousinformal
goodlyold-fashioned
great(BIG)
hefty
huge
immense
jumbo
large
mahoosiveUKinformal
mammoth
outsize
oversizemainlyUS
prodigiousformal
respectable
sizeablemainlyUK
stupendous
thumpingUKinformal
tidymainlyUK
tremendous
vast
voluminousformal
wallopinginformalhumorous
whoppinginformal
greater than the average size or amount
- bigThey live in a big house in the country.
- largeA large number of people were crowded into the room.
- greatThe party was a great success.
- enormousThey bought an enormous house in the suburbs.
- Thesteelindustryiscoddledbytradeprotectionand massivesubsidies.
- Meanwhile, the massiveaerialbombardment/bombingofmilitarytargetscontinuedunabated.
- Thefortificationsof thecastlewere massive andimpenetrable.
- Freakishweatherconditionshavecausedmassivetraffichold-ups in thearea.
- Only massivechangesingovernmentpolicieswillpreventthepesogoing intofreefall.
Enormous
- almighty
- astronomical
- astronomically
- behemoth
- bumper
- by far and awayidiom
- cavernous
- immeasurable
- immeasurably
- immense
- immensity
- inordinate
- mountainous
- precipitous
- prodigiously
- stratospheric
- super-colossal
- supersized
- terrific
- thumping