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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. great [Brit ɡreɪt, Am ɡreɪt] N

1. great (in title):

2. great (powerful people):

the great + vb pl

II. greats N

greats npl (remarkable people or things):

greats
grands mpl

III. Greats

Greats pl Brit UNIV:

Greats

IV. great [Brit ɡreɪt, Am ɡreɪt] ADJ

1. great (large):

great height, width, distance, speed, majority, object, danger
great attr number, amount, percentage
great attr
great increase
great attr
great improvement, difference
great attr

2. great (as intensifier):

great excitement, surprise, relief, success, tragedy, force, advantage
great attr heat, pain

3. great (remarkable):

great person, writer, name, achievement, painting, discovery

4. great (excellent) inf:

great book, film, party, vacation, weather
great book, film, party, vacation, weather
great opportunity

5. great (talented) inf:

great teacher, singer, team
great teacher, singer, team
tennis, football to be great at fixing cars
children, animals to be great on

6. great (enthusiastic) inf:

great worrier, flirt, organizer
great admirer, friend, fan

V. great [Brit ɡreɪt, Am ɡreɪt] ADV inf

VI. great [Brit ɡreɪt, Am ɡreɪt]

great-great-grandchild N

great-great-grandfather N

great-great-grandmother N

great-niece N

great-uncle N

great-nephew N

great-granddaughter N

great-grandson N

great-grandfather N

u rečniku PONS

I. great [greɪt] N

II. great [greɪt] ADJ

1. great (very big, famous and important):

2. great (wonderful):

the great thing about sb/sth is that ...
to be great at doing sth inf
great! iron hum inf

3. great (very healthy):

4. great (for emphasis):

5. great (good):

great organizer

Phrases:

great-niece N

great-uncle N

great-grandchild N

great-aunt N

great-nephew N

great-grandparents N pl

Great Lakes N

Great Bear N ASTRO

u rečniku PONS

I. great [greɪt] N

II. great [greɪt] ADJ

1. great (very big, famous and important):

2. great (wonderful):

the great thing about sb/sth is that ...
to be great at doing sth inf
great! iron hum inf

3. great (very healthy):

4. great (for emphasis):

5. great (good):

great organizer

Phrases:

great-grandchild N

great-aunt N

great-nephew N

great-grandparents N pl

great-niece N

great-uncle N

Great Britain N

Great Lakes N

Great Plains