单词 | vast |
释义 | vast (vɑːst , væst ) Word forms: vaster , vastest adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] B2 Something that is vast is extremely large. ...Afrikaner farmers who own vast stretches of land. The vast majority of the eggs would be cracked. Synonyms: huge, massive, enormous, great vastness uncountable noun B2 ...the vastness of the desert. [+ of] Collocations: vast increase Since 2008's financial crisis, they've bought more than 100 tonnes of the stuff every year - a vast increase on 2005's 15 tonnes. Times, Sunday Times Once completed, the stations will be able to handle a vast increase in passenger numbers. Times, Sunday Times Consequently, there's been a vast increase in spitting. Times, Sunday Times Two things are likely to undermine the potential for a vast increase in property prices though. Times, Sunday Times This has led to a vast increase in the number of uranium miners and explorers hoping to cash in on the price rises. Times, Sunday Times A small dent has been made in the vast pile of food thrown away. Times, Sunday Times What novel centres on a vast pile of dust? Times, Sunday Times They found the squalid room crammed with a vast pile of rubbish - including bin bags, bottles, cans and cardboard. The Sun The vast pile was once described as 'having 11 staircases, 82 chimneys and a dining room 110 yards from the kitchen, which accommodates ... a steam-driven cherry stoner'. Times, Sunday Times Somehow, he has spent more than a decade accumulating a vast pile of runs in one-day cricket while, seemingly, seldom being sure of his place in the side for long. Times, Sunday Times Could it be an exchange of money for influence, of vast wealth for respectability? Times, Sunday Times Even if our tastes are less highfalutin, we would surely carry off vast wealth more stylishly than your average millionaire footballer. Times, Sunday Times Vast wealth creates a kind of blindness, a zero-visibility blizzard of selfimportance, entitlement, disgruntlement and obsession. Times, Sunday Times After all, the total absence of a lower jaw has long been an indicator of vast wealth, influence and social standing. Times, Sunday Times Vast wealth has been created and fortunes made from mining but lives and landscapes have also been destroyed. Times, Sunday Times The 300-hectare space was once part of a vast wilderness. Times,Sunday Times Head high for the best terrain — where you'll also find the wide blue trails — and picturesque views of the vast wilderness. Times, Sunday Times Below, there are snaking headlights and chattering crowds, but up here only emptiness: a vast wilderness of silent forests and mirror-still lakes where almost no one goes. Times,Sunday Times And if you follow in his footsteps, you will find that vast wilderness remains as thrillingly untamed as it was in 1862. Times, Sunday Times The northern coniferous forests are a vast wilderness of pine and spruce trees mixed with patchy stands of birch and poplar. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 巨大的 Japanese: 広大な |
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