great
greitn. a person who has achieved distinction and honor in some field · s. relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind · s. of major significance or importance
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On top of all that, cancer is typically treated with chemotherapy first, often with incredible results and great survival rates.
最重要的是,癌症通常首先采用化疗治疗,往往能取得惊人的效果和极高的存活率。
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I mean, a really great writer, but but a terrible person.
我的意思是,她是一位非常伟大的作家,但也是一个糟糕的人。
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But these are great for just scheduling out their meals because you can do it on apps for both of them.
但这些设备非常适合安排它们的进食时间,因为你可以通过应用程序为它们两个分别设置。
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Doing a few of those before bedtime, or even if you're having trouble falling asleep, is great.
睡前做几次这样的练习,或者当你难以入睡时做,效果都很好。
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Great horned owls live in many places.
大雕鸮生活在许多地方。
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