humongous

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhumongoushu‧mon‧gous (also humungous British English) /hjuːˈmʌŋɡəs/ adjective informal very big SYN enormous rich people living in humongous housesExamples from the Corpushumongous• This is a humongous computation that was not possible; with computers, it becomes more feasible.• They have a humongous dog.• Let's take the moderately humongous million, for starters.• The whole thing created a lot of stress and tension, moving this humongous thing around the country.Origin humongous (1900-2000) Probably from huge + tremendous

单词	humongous
释义	humongous From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhumongoushu‧mon‧gous (also humungous British English) /hjuːˈmʌŋɡəs/ adjective informal very big SYN enormous rich people living in humongous housesExamples from the Corpushumongous• This is a humongous computation that was not possible; with computers, it becomes more feasible.• They have a humongous dog.• Let's take the moderately humongous million, for starters.• The whole thing created a lot of stress and tension, moving this humongous thing around the country.Origin humongous (1900-2000) Probably from huge + tremendous
随便看	in your face in your haste to do in your haste to do something in your heart in your heart (of hearts) in your heart of hearts in your hour of need in your hurry to do in your hurry to do something in your memory in your middle thirties etc in your middle twenties etc in your middle twenties/thirties etc in your mind's eye in your minds eye in your mind’s eye in your own good time in your own right in your own sweet time in your own sweet way in your own sweet way/time in your own time in your prime in your shirtsleeves in your sights