| 释义 | View usage for: (maɪti) Word forms: comparative mightier,  superlative mightiest1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]Mighty is used to describe something that is very large or powerful.[literary]  There was a flash and a mighty bang.  ...a land marked with vast lakes and mighty rivers. Synonyms: great, large, huge, grand More Synonyms of mighty 2. adverb [ADVERB adjective/adverb]Mighty is used in front of adjectives and adverbs to emphasize the quality that they are describing.[mainly US, informal, emphasis]  It's something you'll be mighty proud of.  Being paper money, it rotted away mighty fast. 3.   See also  high and mighty More Synonyms of mightymighty in British English (ˈmaɪtɪ) adjectiveWord forms: mightier or mightiest1. a. having or indicating might; powerful or strong b. (as collective noun; preceded by the)  the mighty 3. very great in extent, importance, etc adverb4.  informal, mainly US and Canadian (intensifier)  I was mighty tiredDerived formsmightiness (ˈmightiness)  nounmighty in American English (ˈmaɪti)   adjectiveWord forms: ˈmightier or ˈmightiest1.   having might; powerful; strong 2.   remarkably large, extensive, etc.; great  adverb3.  Informal  very; extremely Derived formsmightily (ˈmightily)  adverb mightiness (ˈmightiness)  nounWord origin ME myghty  < OE mihtigYet they look mighty strong this season already and they have just got considerably stronger.The American Duchess is the most genteel paddle steamer to launch on the mighty river.They are also a mighty hard team to get into.They think themselves too high and mighty to listen to common sense.It looks mighty tough but we will keep going and do the best we can.The only other human contact we have is with the settlements dotted along the banks of the mighty river.That way lies one mighty hangover.That's a mighty large pudding you have in front of you.These were great and mighty warriors, and with them were the lords of the empire.It means that the cops are smart and the robbers are mighty good, too.They say he's got a mighty powerful kick on him.He had indeed destroyed a mighty empire: his own.Wanderers' home record is mighty impressive.He'll be watching from home and will be mighty proud of me.All competitions is what City are still in but this one was mighty close.A couple of lusty blows with those mighty feet and it is game over for the big cat.Mighty good it was too.Oh yes, a mighty player, great qualities.Examples of 'mighty' in a sentencemightyQuotationsHow are the mighty fallen, and the weapons of war perished Bible: II SamuelBritish English: mighty ADJECTIVE  Mighty is used to describe something that is very large or powerful. There was a flash and a mighty bang. American English: mightyBrazilian Portuguese: poderosoChinese: 强大的European Spanish: fuerteFrench: puissantGerman: gewaltigItalian: forteJapanese: 強大なKorean: 강력한European Portuguese: poderosoLatin American Spanish: fuerte
Chinese translation of 'mighty' adj (= powerful) 强(強)大的(qiángdà de)
adv  (US, inf, = very) 很(hěn)
SeehugeDefinition powerful or strong a mighty young athleteSynonyms Opposites weak, feeble, impotent, weedy (informal), wussy (slang), wimpish or wimpy (informal)Definition very great in extent or importance a land marked with vast lakes and mighty riversSynonyms stellar (informal) ginormous (informal) humongous or humungous (informal)Opposites small, tiny, unimpressive, unimposingQuotationHow are the mighty fallen, and the weapons of war perished [Bible: II Samuel]Additional synonymsDefinition unusually large in size, extent, or degree an enormous dust cloud blocking out the sunSynonyms huge,  massive,  vast,  extensive,  tremendous,  gross,  excessive,  immense,  titanic,  jumbo (informal),  gigantic,  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  mountainous,  stellar (informal),  prodigious,  gargantuan,  elephantine,  astronomic,  ginormous (informal),  Brobdingnagian,  humongous or humungous (informal),  supersizeDefinition strong, emphatic, and confident He was a man of forceful character.Synonyms dynamic,  powerful,  vigorous,  potent, assertiveDefinition extremely large The road is bordered by gigantic rocks.Synonyms huge,  great,  large,  giant,  massive,  vast,  enormous,  extensive,  tremendous,  immense,  titanic,  jumbo (informal),  monumental,  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  mountainous,  stellar (informal),  prodigious,  stupendous,  gargantuan,  herculean,  elephantine,  ginormous (informal),  Brobdingnagian,  Cyclopean,  humongous or humungous (informal),  supersizeDefinition large or impressive in size or appearance a grand building in the centre of townSynonyms impressive,  great,  large,  magnificent,  striking,  fine,  princely,  imposing,  superb,  glorious,  noble,  splendid,  gorgeous,  luxurious,  eminent,  majestic,  regal,  stately,  monumental,  sublime,  sumptuous,  grandiose,  opulent,  palatial,  ostentatious,  splendiferous (facetious)Definition able to stand difficult conditions They grew up to be farmers, round-faced and hardy.Synonyms strong,  tough,  robust,  sound,  fit,  healthy,  vigorous,  rugged (US, Canadian),  sturdy,  hale (old-fashioned),  stout,  stalwart,  hearty,  lusty,  in fine fettleDefinition extremely large Several painters were working on a huge piece of canvas.Synonyms enormous,  great,  giant,  large,  massive,  vast,  extensive,  tremendous,  immense,  mega (slang),  titanic,  jumbo (informal),  gigantic,  monumental (informal),  mammoth,  bulky,  colossal,  mountainous,  stellar (informal),  prodigious,  stupendous,  gargantuan,  elephantine,  ginormous (informal),  Brobdingnagian,  humongous or humungous (informal)Definition huge or vast an immense cloud of smokeSynonyms huge,  great,  massive,  vast,  large,  giant,  enormous,  extensive,  tremendous,  mega (slang),  titanic,  infinite,  jumbo (informal),  very big,  gigantic,  monumental (informal),  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  mountainous,  stellar (informal),  prodigious,  interminable,  stupendous,  king-size,  king-sized,  immeasurable,  elephantine,  ginormous (informal),  Brobdingnagian,  illimitable,  humongous or humungous (informal),  supersizeDefinition too strong to be defeated or discouraged a woman of indomitable willSynonyms invincible,  resolute,  steadfast,  set,  staunch,  unbeatable,  unyielding,  unflinching,  unconquerable,  untameableDefinition having a relatively great size, quantity, or extent He was a large man with a thick square head.Synonyms big,  great,  huge,  heavy,  giant,  massive,  vast,  enormous,  tall,  considerable,  substantial,  strapping,  immense,  hefty,  gigantic,  monumental,  bulky,  chunky,  burly,  colossal,  hulking,  goodly,  man-size,  brawny,  elephantine,  thickset,  ginormous (informal),  humongous or humungous (informal),  sizable or sizeable,  supersizeDefinition healthy and full of strength and energy his lusty singing in the open parkSynonyms vigorous,  strong,  powerful,  healthy,  strapping,  robust,  rugged (US, Canadian),  energetic,  sturdy,  hale (old-fashioned),  stout,  stalwart,  hearty,  virile,  red-blooded (informal), brawnyAdditional synonymsDefinition determined and braveSynonyms brave,  strong,  determined,  powerful,  daring,  bold,  hardy,  noble,  heroic,  vigorous,  manly,  courageous,  stout,  stalwart,  resolute,  gallant,  intrepid,  valiant,  indomitable,  stout-heartedDefinition (of objects) large, bulky, heavy, and usually solid a massive steam boatSynonyms huge,  great,  big,  heavy,  imposing,  vast,  enormous,  solid,  impressive,  substantial,  extensive,  monster,  immense,  hefty,  titanic,  gigantic,  monumental (informal),  whacking (informal),  mammoth,  bulky,  colossal,  whopping (informal),  weighty,  stellar (informal),  hulking,  ponderous,  gargantuan,  elephantine,  ginormous (informal),  humongous or humungous (informal),  supersizeDefinition  extreme It had been a monumental blunder to give him the assignment.Synonyms immense,  great,  massive,  terrible,  tremendous,  horrible,  staggering,  catastrophic,  gigantic,  colossal,  whopping (informal),  indefensible,  unforgivable, egregiousDefinition highly effective The treatment is extremely potent, but can have unpleasant side-effects.Synonyms strong,  powerful,  mighty,  vigorous,  forceful,  efficacious,  puissantDefinition very large or immense This business generates cash in prodigious amounts.Synonyms huge,  giant,  massive,  vast,  enormous,  tremendous,  immense,  gigantic,  monumental (informal),  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  stellar (informal),  stupendous,  inordinate, immeasurableDefinition sturdily built His robust physique counts for much in the modern game.Synonyms strong,  tough,  powerful,  athletic,  well,  sound,  fit,  healthy,  strapping,  hardy,  rude,  vigorous,  rugged (US, Canadian),  muscular,  swole (slang),  hench (informal),  sturdy,  hale (old-fashioned),  stout,  staunch,  hearty,  husky (informal),  in good health,  lusty,  alive and kicking,  fighting fit,  sinewy,  brawny,  in fine fettle,  thickset,  fit as a fiddle (informal), able-bodiedDefinition strong and sturdy I was never in any danger with my stalwart bodyguard around me.Synonyms strong,  strapping,  robust,  athletic,  vigorous,  rugged (US, Canadian),  manly,  hefty (informal),  muscular,  sturdy,  stout,  husky (informal),  beefy (informal),  lusty,  sinewy, brawnyDefinition strong and sturdy a great stout fellow, big in brawn and boneSynonyms strong,  strapping,  muscular,  tough,  substantial,  athletic,  hardy,  robust,  vigorous,  sturdy,  stalwart,  husky (informal),  hulking,  beefy (informal),  lusty,  brawny,  thickset, able-bodiedDefinition tall, strong, and healthy-looking He was a bricklayer - a big, strapping fellow.Synonyms well-built,  big,  powerful,  robust,  hefty (informal),  sturdy,  stalwart,  burly,  husky (informal),  hulking,  beefy (informal),  brawny,  well set-upDefinition having physical power I'm not strong enough to carry him.Synonyms powerful,  muscular,  tough,  capable,  athletic,  strapping,  hardy,  sturdy,  stout,  stalwart,  burly,  beefy (informal),  virile,  Herculean,  sinewy,  brawny,  swole (slang),  hench (informal)Additional synonymsDefinition very large or impressive a stupendous amount of moneySynonyms huge,  vast,  enormous,  mega (slang),  gigantic, colossalDefinition (of a person) healthy, strong, and unlikely to tire or become injured She was a short, sturdy woman in her early sixties.Synonyms robust,  hardy,  vigorous,  powerful,  athletic,  muscular,  swole (slang),  hench (informal),  stalwart,  staunch,  hearty,  lusty,  brawny, thicksetDefinition having or requiring colossal strength a titanic struggle between two visions of the futureSynonyms gigantic,  huge,  giant,  massive,  towering,  vast,  enormous,  mighty,  immense,  jumbo (informal),  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  mountainous,  stellar (informal),  prodigious,  stupendous,  herculean,  elephantine,  Brobdingnagian,  humongous or humungous (informal)Definition very tall towering cliffs of black graniteSynonyms tall,  high,  great,  soaring,  elevated,  gigantic,  lofty, colossalDefinition very large or impressive I felt a tremendous pressure on my chest.Synonyms huge,  great,  towering,  vast,  enormous,  terrific,  formidable,  immense,  awesome,  titanic,  gigantic,  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  whopping (informal),  stellar (informal),  prodigious,  stupendous, gargantuanDefinition unusually large in size, degree, or number farmers who own vast stretches of landSynonyms huge,  massive,  enormous,  great,  wide,  sweeping,  extensive,  tremendous,  immense,  mega (slang),  unlimited,  gigantic,  astronomical,  monumental (informal),  monstrous,  mammoth,  colossal,  never-ending,  prodigious,  limitless,  boundless,  voluminous,  immeasurable,  unbounded,  elephantine,  ginormous (informal),  vasty (archaic),  measureless,  illimitable,  humongous or humungous (informal)Definition having physical or mental energy He was a vigorous, handsome young man.Synonyms strong,  powerful,  robust,  sound,  healthy,  vital,  lively,  flourishing,  hardy,  hale (old-fashioned),  hearty,  lusty,  virile,  alive and kicking,  red-blooded (informal),  fighting fit,  full of energy,  full of beans (informal),  hale and hearty,  fit as a fiddle (informal) |