英语词汇“enormous”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	enormous
释义	enor·mous I. \-məs\ adjective Etymology: Latin enormis (from e out of, out + norma rule) + English -ous — more at e-, normal 1. archaic a. : exceeding the usual rule, norm, or measure : out of due proportion : inordinate < wallowing unwieldy, enormous in their gait — John Milton > b. : breaking set norms of conduct : exceedingly wicked, monstrous, shocking : extreme in some bad quality or way < these easy terms on which absolution is obtained certainly encourage the repetition of the most enormous crimes — Tobias Smollett > 2. : marked by extraordinarily great size, amount, number, degree, scope, intensity, or significance : exceeding or transcending usual bounds or commonly accepted notions < the enormous size of the Pacific ocean — F.D.Roosevelt > < enormous panoramic views of mountain ranges — American Guide Series: California > < the big industries with their vast over-capitalization and their enormous overhead — Lewis Mumford > Synonyms: see huge II. adverb : extremely, very
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