📒 large in size, degree, amount, etc.
📒 older
📒 important; serious
📒 needing a lot of effort, money or time to succeed
📒 popular with the public; successful
📒 enthusiastic about somebody/something
📒 doing something often or to a large degree
📒 kind or generous
📒 to be/become too proud of yourself; to behave as if you are more important than you really are
📒 an important and powerful person, especially in an organization
📒 used to say that you are not impressed by something
📒 the most important person or thing
📒 an important person (in a small community)
📒 an offensive term for a weak man, who is not brave or confident
📒 the ability to keep moving ahead of your competitors, especially in politics
📒 an important person
📒 the situation as a whole
📒 the use or threat of force or power
📒 the three, four, etc. most important countries, people, companies, etc.
📒 used to say that somebody has been greedy by taking more food than they can eat
📒 to show your approval of somebody by clapping your hands; to be applauded in this way
📒 to have more important or more interesting things to do
📒 to be bad at keeping secrets
📒 to talk too much, especially about your own abilities and achievements
📒 on a large/small scale
📒 to make something seem more important than it really is
📒 used when you realize that you have said something that you should not have said
📒 a person or thing that people think will be very popular or successful soon
📒 used to say that something is not important or not a problem
📒 so important to the economy of a country that when it finds itself in financial trouble, the government or central bank must act to save it