vast

IPA/vɑːst/
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vast — 形容詞

  • vastpositive
  • vastercomparative
  • vastestsuperlative

1. very large in size, area, or amount — often so large that it is hard to see, mea

1.形容詞B1
釋義

廣大;龐大

面積、數量或程度上非常大的

very large in size, area, or amount — often so large that it is hard to see, measure, or understand its full scale

例句

The vast desert stretched for hundreds of miles in every direction.

這片廣大的沙漠向四面八方延伸了數百英里。

collocation: vast desert / vast ocean / vast area

Asher has a vast collection of vintage records stored in his attic.

Asher 的閣樓裡收藏了大量 vintage 黑膠唱片。

collocation: vast collection / vast amount

常見搭配
  • vast + desert/ocean/area
  • vast + collection/amount/quantity
  • vast + majority/network/range
同義詞
  • huge

    the most common everyday word for something very big; less dramatic than vast

  • enormous

    suggests something is far bigger than the normal size for its kind

  • immense

    slightly more formal; emphasises that something is hard to measure or grasp

  • massive

    emphasises great weight, solidness, or bulk

反義詞
  • tiny

    the opposite end of the size scale

  • minute

    extremely small; more formal than tiny

文法句型

vast + noun

be + vast

用法筆記

Commonly pairs with nouns of scale or extent such as desert, ocean, area, collection, amount, majority, range. Vast suggests a striking, almost overwhelming scale — stronger than big or large, and less suited for everyday objects.

常見錯誤

My bedroom is vast.
My bedroom is very large.
Vast describes something strikingly or unimaginably big, not just moderately large.
She has a vast cat.
She has a very large cat.
Vast is unusual for individual animals or people; use huge or enormous instead.

vast — 名詞

同根字

常見搭配

副詞搭配

  • truly vast
  • absolutely vast
  • so vast
  • incredibly vast