Mighty
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- adj. 强有力的, 强大的
- [英] adj. 强有力的, 强大的 ( very great in power, strength, size)
- [记] might ( 力量) +y
[编辑] Webster Collegiate
I. adjective (mightier; -est)
- Date: before 12th century
- 1. possessing might ; powerful
- 2. accomplished or characterized by might <a mighty thrust>
- 3. great or imposing in size or extent ; extraordinary
II. adverb
- Date: 14th century
- extremely, very <a mighty handy gadget>
- Usage:
- Mighty used as an intensive usually conveys a folksy down-home feeling <plain and simple fare…but mighty filling and mighty satisfying — Asheville (N.C.) Citizen-Times>. It is used especially to create a chatty style<turnip greens, corn bread and biscuits. That sounds mighty good to me — Julia Child> or to stress a rural atmosphere<a man must be mighty serious about his squirrel hunting — Stuart Williams, Field & Stream>. In a more formal context, mighty is used to create emphasis by drawing attention to itself<the chairman made sure that there were mighty few of them — Mollie Panter-Downes>.