形容词伟大的; 最好的,最伟大的; 大的( great的最高级 ); 重要的; (数量)极大的
1. 最好的:greatercelandinecelandineswallowwort 白屈菜 | greatest 最好的 | greatest 最伟大的
2. 太:贵 expensive; noble; honorable; Guizhou province (abbr.) | 太 too (much excessively; highest; greatest | 多 many; much; a lot of
3. 莫大/太/最好的/最伟大的:greater /更大的/ | greatest /莫大/太/最好的/最伟大的/ | greatness /大/巨大/广大/伟大/卓越/高贵/大度/
4. 最伟大的:greatest 最好的 | greatest 最伟大的 | greatestmostimportant 莫大
1. Actor George Clooney was named the sexiest man alive last year by Us Magazine and placed seventh on The 100 Greatest Sex Symbols list.
2. The award is presented annually to the player who holds the world's top ranking for the greatest number of weeks in each calendar year.
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3. The organizers of the Indianapolis 500 call it'The Greatest Spectacle in Racing'and it's certainly an impressive event.
4. The 21 existing pieces by arguably the greatest calligrapher in Chinese history are all copies made during the Tang Dynasty.
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5. It became a part of the residence of China's greatest calligrapher Wang Xizhi during the Southern Jin Dynasty.
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6. John Maynard Keynes once said that capitalism meant the wickedest men will do the wickedest things for the greatest good of everyone.
7. He does not care about the titles, though he's on par with the greatest painter.
8. China now has the world's greatest shipping capacity, as its 20 ports each have an annual cargo throughput capacity exceeding 100 million tonnes.
9. Italy's holiest of cities houses wonderfully extensive collections of the Catholic Church in some of the greatest museums in the world - the Vatican Museums.
10. This makes the gesture a fitting overture to both the kids and the momentous event, itself a celebration of one of Asia's greatest metropolises.
adj
1. highest in quality
Synonym: sterling(a) superlative