As a substitute for "very much" or "very well"( He fell for her big time), or as an adjective meaning something like "major league" ( He is a big time dope dealer) use in informal setting only. Big time may be used as a noun in formal writing when it refers to success in Show Biz: We finally hit the big time.
His dream was to earn a scholarship to a big time university to play intercollegiate football. The word intercollegiate is an adjective.
If you think that the object that you describe si big then you can use
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A common Japanese word for big is 'ookii.'
Words for a big change are "transmutation," "metamorphosis," or "innovation." When dealing with a character who has had a realization that leads to a big change, the word to use is "epiphany."
"Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel."Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel."Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel."Never" is a big word... The Sun has shone for a long time, and it will continue shining for a long time, but it will eventually run out of fuel.
The word that comes before "box" is "big," the word that comes after "time" is "management," and the word that comes after "liquid" is "form."
The gallery was very big.
You're in big trouble!
the man had a big beard!
We will designate her in the big crowd.
Big, awesome, green, etc.