1. Huge means "huge/huge/huge", which generally means that the volume, quantity or degree far exceed the general standard and can be used to modify countable nouns and uncountable nouns.

The fire caused ethical damage.

The fire caused great losses.

She stood alone on the huge stage.

She stood alone on the huge stage.

2. Huge has two meanings. First, it means "huge/huge", which generally means that something is surprisingly big, which is similar to huge at this time; It can also be used as an extension meaning, meaning "wonderful/excellent/great".

When it modifies nouns, there are also countable and uncountable points.

There are great differences between them.

There are great differences between them.

The response to our appeal was enormous.

Our appeal received a great response.

We went to a big party last night.

We attended a wonderful party last night.

I think you're great.

I think you are really something.

I was amazed at her great achievements.

I was amazed at her extraordinary achievements.