mega

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmegameg‧a /ˈmeɡə/ adjective informal BIGENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingvery big and impressive or enjoyable Their first record was a mega hit. —mega adverbmega-mega- /meɡə/ prefix 1 [in nouns] a million – used with units of measurement 1,000 megawatts of electricity2 informalLOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNT extremely Her family is megarich! 3 very big a megastoreExamples from the Corpusmega-• Hollywood megastarsFrom Longman Business Dictionarymega-mega- /megə/ prefix journalism very big or very importantThree bank mega-mergers have been announced in the last two months.We are not looking for huge mega-returns on our investment.That’s the mega-decision the president has to make.Origin mega- Greek megas “large”

单词	mega
释义	mega From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmegameg‧a /ˈmeɡə/ adjective informal BIGENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingvery big and impressive or enjoyable Their first record was a mega hit. —mega adverbmega-mega- /meɡə/ prefix 1 [in nouns] a million – used with units of measurement 1,000 megawatts of electricity2 informalLOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNT extremely Her family is megarich! 3 very big a megastoreExamples from the Corpusmega-• Hollywood megastarsFrom Longman Business Dictionarymega-mega- /megə/ prefix journalism very big or very importantThree bank mega-mergers have been announced in the last two months.We are not looking for huge mega-returns on our investment.That’s the mega-decision the president has to make.Origin mega- Greek megas “large”
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