epic
Aussprache: [ˈɛpɪk]
Kontext: „storytelling“
(adjective) something very big, impressive, or exciting, often used in tales or stories. If a movie or book has a huge adventure and amazing characters, we can call it epic.
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The epic story of the hero’s journey inspired everyone in the classroom.
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The movie was not epic at all; it was quite boring and very simple.
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Have you ever read an epic book that you couldn’t put down?
Kontext: „storytelling“
(noun) a long story, usually in poem form, that tells about the adventures of heroic people or important events. This is often found in classic literature.
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Homer's Iliad is an epic that many people study in school.
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The short story we read is not an epic; it’s too brief to cover the adventures of a hero.
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What is the title of the famous epic you learned about in history class?
Kontext: „personal experiences“
(adjective) something that feels grand or unforgettable in a person's life. If you have an amazing day or a great achievement, you might describe it as epic.
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That concert was epic; I will remember it forever!
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My birthday party this year wasn’t epic; it was quite small and uneventful.
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What was the most epic adventure you’ve ever had?