英语词汇“mighty”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mighty

/ˈmʌɪti

adjective (mightier, mightiest)

1Possessing great and impressive power or strength, especially because of size: three mighty industrial countries mighty beasts...

This mighty power will continue to press for county councillors to respect the professional judgement of their highway engineers and consultants.
This nation, once a mighty world power, is being systematically stripped of all its wealth and influence, and no-one bats an eyelid.
A glance at the current spate of hotel marketing deals makes it clear that tykes are wielding some mighty power.

Synonyms

fearsome, ferocious;

big, tough, robust, manful, potent, sturdy, muscular, strapping, Herculean;

vigorous, energetic, stout

dominant, influential, strong, powerful, important, leading, authoritative, controlling, predominant, prestigious

1.1(Of an action) performed with or requiring great strength: a mighty blow...

Stronger than rock, it yields a mighty blow to the foe with each assault.
He has given our people stout hearts and strong arms with which to strike mighty blows for freedom and truth.
It struck a mighty blow against slavery where it was strongest, in the plantation zone.

Synonyms

powerful, forceful, violent, ferocious, fierce, brutal, vicious, vigorous, hefty, thunderous, savage, destructive, damaging, painful;

lethal, deadly

1.2 informal Very large: a mighty £450...

Near the docks I was approached by a hairy creature staggering under a mighty rucksack.

Synonyms

huge, enormous, massive, gigantic, big, large, great, giant, colossal, mammoth, vast, immense, tremendous, stupendous, monumental, prodigious, mountainous, monstrous, titanic, towering, elephantine, king-sized, king-size, gargantuan, Brobdingnagian, substantial

informal mega, monster, whopping, whopping great, thumping, thumping great, humongous, jumbo(-sized), hulking, bumper, astronomical, astronomic

British informal whacking, whacking great, ginormous

adverb [as submodifier] informal, chiefly North American

Extremely: my ears got cold mighty fast...

So when you reach 6,000 rpm the first time and think that this is a mighty fast car, the CCX is just limbering up.
Cold, wind and precipitation can make you mighty uncomfortable, not to mention put you at risk for hypothermia.
It's mighty curious behavior to dump shares as the stock price is climbing and their marketablity should increase.

Synonyms

extremely, exceedingly, enormously, vastly, immensely, tremendously, hugely, markedly, remarkably, abundantly, deadly, awfully, dreadfully, mightily, very, very much, most, so, to a great extent

informal majorly, mega, oh-so, way, stinking, bitching

British informal well, jolly

North American informal plumb

South African informal lekker

informal, dated frightfully, devilish

Derivatives

mightiness

/ˈmʌɪtɪnəs

/ noun ...

The Romans wanted the architecture to show off the magnificence and mightiness of their emperor.
No, mightiness comes later after many battles with enemy units, big spiders, polar bears, wolves, giants, and gangs of thugs.

Origin

Old English mihtig (see might², -y¹).

单词	mighty
释义	mighty /ˈmʌɪti / adjective (mightier, mightiest) 1Possessing great and impressive power or strength, especially because of size: three mighty industrial countries mighty beasts... This mighty power will continue to press for county councillors to respect the professional judgement of their highway engineers and consultants. This nation, once a mighty world power, is being systematically stripped of all its wealth and influence, and no-one bats an eyelid. A glance at the current spate of hotel marketing deals makes it clear that tykes are wielding some mighty power. Synonyms fearsome, ferocious; big, tough, robust, manful, potent, sturdy, muscular, strapping, Herculean; vigorous, energetic, stout dominant, influential, strong, powerful, important, leading, authoritative, controlling, predominant, prestigious 1.1(Of an action) performed with or requiring great strength: a mighty blow... Stronger than rock, it yields a mighty blow to the foe with each assault. He has given our people stout hearts and strong arms with which to strike mighty blows for freedom and truth. It struck a mighty blow against slavery where it was strongest, in the plantation zone. Synonyms powerful, forceful, violent, ferocious, fierce, brutal, vicious, vigorous, hefty, thunderous, savage, destructive, damaging, painful; lethal, deadly 1.2 informal Very large: a mighty £450... Near the docks I was approached by a hairy creature staggering under a mighty rucksack. Synonyms huge, enormous, massive, gigantic, big, large, great, giant, colossal, mammoth, vast, immense, tremendous, stupendous, monumental, prodigious, mountainous, monstrous, titanic, towering, elephantine, king-sized, king-size, gargantuan, Brobdingnagian, substantial informal mega, monster, whopping, whopping great, thumping, thumping great, humongous, jumbo(-sized), hulking, bumper, astronomical, astronomic British informal whacking, whacking great, ginormous adverb [as submodifier] informal, chiefly North American Extremely: my ears got cold mighty fast... So when you reach 6,000 rpm the first time and think that this is a mighty fast car, the CCX is just limbering up. Cold, wind and precipitation can make you mighty uncomfortable, not to mention put you at risk for hypothermia. It's mighty curious behavior to dump shares as the stock price is climbing and their marketablity should increase. Synonyms extremely, exceedingly, enormously, vastly, immensely, tremendously, hugely, markedly, remarkably, abundantly, deadly, awfully, dreadfully, mightily, very, very much, most, so, to a great extent informal majorly, mega, oh-so, way, stinking, bitching British informal well, jolly North American informal plumb South African informal lekker informal, dated frightfully, devilish Derivatives mightiness /ˈmʌɪtɪnəs / noun ... The Romans wanted the architecture to show off the magnificence and mightiness of their emperor. No, mightiness comes later after many battles with enemy units, big spiders, polar bears, wolves, giants, and gangs of thugs. Origin Old English mihtig (see might², -y¹). Rhymes almighty, Aphrodite, Blighty, flighty, nightie
随便看	give in give it a rest give it laldy give it one's best shot give it to someone give it up give me a break give me strength! give me —— give mouth given given name give oneself airs give oneself up (or over) to give one's eye teeth for (or to be) give one's life for give one's name to give one's right arm give on to (or into) give (or care) a toss give (or lend) a hand give (or lose) ground give (or lose) one's heart to give or take —— give out

mighty

Derivatives

mightiness

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