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I. great [brit. angl. ɡreɪt, am. angl. ɡreɪt] SAM.
1. great (in title):
2. great (powerful people):
the great + glag. mn.
les grands m. spol mn.
II. greats SAM.
greats mn. samost. (remarkable people or things):
grands m. spol mn.
III. Greats
Greats mn. brit. angl. UNIV.:
IV. great [brit. angl. ɡreɪt, am. angl. ɡreɪt] PRID.
1. great (large):
great height, width, distance, speed, majority, object, danger
great atribut. number, amount, percentage
great atribut.
great increase
great atribut.
great improvement, difference
great atribut.
at great speed
2. great (as intensifier):
great excitement, surprise, relief, success, tragedy, force, advantage
great atribut. heat, pain
a great deal (of)
in great detail
the map was a great help
you're a great help! iron.
3. great (remarkable):
great person, writer, name, achievement, painting, discovery
4. great (excellent) pog.:
great book, film, party, vacation, weather
génial pog.
great book, film, party, vacation, weather
great opportunity
to feel great
you look great! (healthy)
to have a great time
X est génial! pog.
5. great (talented) pog.:
great teacher, singer, team
génial pog.
great teacher, singer, team
to be great at
être un as à pog.
tennis, football to be great at fixing cars
to be great with
children, animals to be great on
6. great (enthusiastic) pog.:
great worrier, flirt, organizer
great admirer, friend, fan
V. great [brit. angl. ɡreɪt, am. angl. ɡreɪt] PRISL. pog.
I'm doing great
VI. great [brit. angl. ɡreɪt, am. angl. ɡreɪt]
great-great-grandchild SAM.
great-great-grandchild girl
great-great-grandchild boy
great-great-grandfather SAM.
great-great-grandfather
great-great-grandmother SAM.
great-great-grandmother
great-niece SAM.
great-niece
petite-nièce ž. spol
great-uncle SAM.
great-uncle
grand-oncle m. spol
great-nephew SAM.
great-nephew
petit-neveu m. spol
great-granddaughter SAM.
great-grandson SAM.
great-grandson
great-grandfather SAM.
I. great [greɪt] SAM.
great
II. great [greɪt] PRID.
1. great (very big, famous and important):
great
a great many people
2. great (wonderful):
great
to be a great one for doing sth
the great thing about sb/sth is that ...
to be great at doing sth pog.
great! iron., šalj. pog.
3. great (very healthy):
great
4. great (for emphasis):
great big
5. great (good):
great
great organizer
fraza:
to be no great shakes at doing sth
great-niece SAM.
great-niece
petite-nièce ž. spol
great-uncle SAM.
great-uncle
grand-oncle m. spol
great-grandchild SAM.
great-aunt SAM.
great-aunt
grand-tante ž. spol
great-nephew SAM.
great-nephew
arrière-neveu m. spol
great-grandparents SAM. mn.
Great Lakes SAM.
Great Bear SAM. ASTR.
Grande Ourse ž. spol
I. great [greɪt] SAM.
great
II. great [greɪt] PRID.
1. great (very big, famous and important):
great
a great many people
2. great (wonderful):
great
to be a great one for doing sth
the great thing about sb/sth is that ...
to be great at doing sth pog.
great! iron., šalj. pog.
3. great (very healthy):
great
4. great (for emphasis):
great big
5. great (good):
great
great organizer
fraza:
to be no great shakes at doing sth
great-grandchild SAM.
great-aunt SAM.
great-aunt
grand-tante ž. spol
great-nephew SAM.
great-nephew
petit-neveu m. spol
great-grandparents SAM. mn.
great-niece SAM.
great-niece
petite-nièce ž. spol
great-uncle SAM.
great-uncle
grand-oncle m. spol
Great Britain SAM.
Great Lakes SAM.
Great Plains
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The unit opened in 1988 as a single class with seven children and subsequently grew in size and stature.
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Adi was said to be of middle stature and was much tanned.
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When identifying age and stature, a range is given, rather than a finite number.
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She wanted to be a classical actress, but her diminutive stature and talent as a dancer conspired against this ambition.
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Each year the stature of these performances (either musicals or straight plays) has grown substantially.
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