From fr.wiktionary.org:
[voir/great]
** [en]
*** [étymologie]
Du [enm] , du [ang] , du [proto-germanique] [lang-mot-vedette=en] , de l’ [indo-européen commun] .
*** [adjectif]
[pron=ˈɡɹeɪ] GREAT [ˈɡɹeɪt]
1. Grand .
2. * {{ exemple | lang=en
| A GREAT man.
| Un grand homme.}}
1. * {{ exemple | lang=en
| Peter the GREAT was czar of Russia.
| Pierre le Grand était tzar de Russie.}}
1. Très bien , excellent .
2. * _Dinner was GREAT_ .
3. *: Le dîner fut excellent.
**** [synonymes]
- [large]
**** [dérivés]
[(]
- [great-]
- [great ape]
- [Great Barrier Reef]
- [Great Bear]
- [Great Britain]
- [great circle]
- [greatcoat]
- [Great Dane]
- [great deal]
- [Great Depression]
- [greater]
- [great gross]
- [great hundred]
- [Great Lakes]
- [Great Leap Forward]
- [great minds think alike]
- [greatly]
- [greatness]
- [great power]
- [Great Plains]
- [Great Wall] , [Great Wall of China]
- [great white shark]
[)]
*** [interjection]
GREAT [ˈɡɹeɪt]
1. Très bien , génial , super .
2. * {{ exemple | lang=en
| GREAT!
| Génial !}}
*** [nom]
[ˈɡɹeɪt] GREAT [ˈɡɹeɪt]
1. Grand .
2. * {{ exemple | lang=en
| To improve in art, one must first study the GREATS.
| Pour s’améliorer en art, il faut d’abord étudier les grands.}}
*** [prononciation]
- [ˈɡɹeɪt]
- [États-Unis]
- [lang=en]
- [lang=en]
- [Californie (États-Unis)]
- [Texas (États-Unis)]
- [Connecticut (États-Unis)]
- [Afrique du Sud]
**** [homophones]
- [grate]
** [ang]
*** [étymologie]
Du [proto-germanique] [lang-mot-vedette=ang] , de l’ [indo-européen commun] .
*** [adjectif]
GRĒAT [ɡɹeː.at]
1. Grand .
*** [références]
- John R. Clark Hall, _A Concise Anglo-Saxon Dictionary_ , 1916 (see http://www.ling.upenn.edu/~kurisuto/germanic/oe_clarkhall_about.html) , p. 138 (see http://lexicon.ff.cuni.cz/tiff/oe_clarkhall/b0138.tiff) .