形容词巨大的; <口语>异常的
形容词
1. This is indeed a colossal success.
这确实是个巨大的成功。
1. 巨大的:后来宙斯打败了提坦巨人.由宙斯对父亲的反叛衍生出Titanic的第一个含义:富有反叛精神的(rebellious),由宙斯第二次对神祗-巨人的战斗衍生出Titanic的第二个含义:巨大的(colossal).
2. 超巨型:大型(Large),超大型(Huge),巨型(Gargantuan),超巨型(Colossal)生物:非常大的生物占据空间不止一个方格. 正在夹击(Flanking)防御者+2-在掩蔽(cover)后+4+4隐蔽(Concealed)或者隐形(invisible)-见隐蔽部分-长枪(Lances)和冲锋攻击:乘骑中的人物进行冲锋时,
3. 庞大的:1) Southampton 南安普敦(英国港市) | 2) colossal 庞大的 | 3) watertight 不漏水的
1. 巨大的;庞大的
If you describe something as colossal, you are emphasizing that it is very large.
e.g. There has been a colossal waste of public money...
一直存在巨大的公款浪费。
e.g. The task they face is colossal.
他们面临的任务十分艰巨。
1. In the planned economy period, farmers contributed a colossal amount of capital for the country's construction.
2. Investors continued to shun banks on worries they still haven't raised enough capital to make up for their colossal losses.
3. " Dark of the Moon " mostly is an expensive exercise in rubbernecking, the audience getting to watch colossal carnage and destruction from the safety of stadium seating.
4. The colossal Longji Rice Terraces create a stairway to heaven in rural Guilin.
5. But Lee flunked his college entrance exams twice a colossal disgrace for his family and a failure that dooms many Taiwan youth to mediocre careers.
6. Now the two colossal canines may still playfully go after each other, but they're next door neighbors and graduated early at the end of last November.
7. colossal的近义词
7. They are discovering everything from coins and everyday objects to colossal granite statues of Egypt's rulers and sunken temples dedicated to their gods.
8. colossal的近义词
8. Fishermen may have caught the largest colossal squid ever found - weighing around 450 kilograms and with rings the size of tyres.
9. colossal
9. While Shanxi is famous for its colossal output that accounts for much of national production, it is equally notorious for its many fatal mine accidents.
10. China will send its largest delegation to date to the colossal sporting event to help ensure the country's success on its debut as host.
adj
1. so great in size or force or extent as to elicit awe
e.g. colossal crumbling ruins of an ancient temple
has a colossal nerve
a prodigious storm
a stupendous field of grass
stupendous demand
Synonym: prodigious stupendous