English? [ɡre？ t]； Beautiful? [ɡre？ t]？ ?

Adjective? Very good; Beautiful; Great; Important; Rich; adv？ (Spoken English) Great.

1, great can be used in informal English to express approval, envy or excitement, or to express contempt and other emotions.

2.great can be used with adjectives or nouns to express quality, feelings, difficulties, etc. Emphasize, or put in front of nouns, indicating the characteristics of "full" or "worthy of the name".

Extended data:

"A lot" and "many" have the same meaning as "many". The difference is:

1 and a large number of uncountable nouns. For example:

She spent a lot of time reading this letter.

She spent a lot of time reading this letter.

2, and a great many is often followed by a countable noun. For example:

I have read many books.

I have read many books.