almighty
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++al·might·y /ɔːlˈmaɪti $ ɒːl-/ ●○○ adjective 1. the Almighty/Almighty God/Almighty Father RRCRELIGIONexpressions used to talk about God that emphasize His power 全能者/全能的上帝/全能的天父2. God/Christ Almighty ANGRYan expression used when you are angry or upset. Some people consider this use offensive. 天啊〔用于表示愤怒或不高兴，有些人认为这种用法具有冒犯性〕3 almighty din/crash/row etc British English old-fashioned informalVERY a very loud noise, argument etc 巨大的喧闹声/碰撞声/争吵声等 There was an almighty bang and the car came to a halt. 砰的一声巨响，汽车停了下来。
Examples from the Corpus
almighty• An almighty cloudburst of possibilities had cascaded over his head and he loved that too.• I hope it gave them an almighty hangover.• She stood her ground and got an almighty shove from Vassily, who smiled at me apologetically as he delivered the blow.• If two men ever met, there would be an almighty, violent battle.• When we passed a small shrine by the side of the track everyone let out an almighty whoop of greeting.Origin almighty Old English ealmihtig, from eall “completely” + mihtig “powerful”al·might·y adjectiveChineseSyllable
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almighty
al‧might‧y /ɔːlˈmaɪti $ ɒːl-/
adjective
2. God/Christ Almighty an expression used when you are angry or upset. Some people consider this use offensive.
3. almighty din/crash/row etc British English old-fashioned informal a very loud noise, argument etc:
There was an almighty bang and the car came to a halt.
al‧might‧y /ɔːlˈmaɪti $ ɒːl-/
adjective Language: Old English
Origin: ealmihtig, from eall 'completely' + mihtig 'powerful'
1. the Almighty/Almighty God/Almighty Father expressions used to talk about God that emphasize His powerOrigin: ealmihtig, from eall 'completely' + mihtig 'powerful'
2. God/Christ Almighty an expression used when you are angry or upset. Some people consider this use offensive.
3. almighty din/crash/row etc British English old-fashioned informal a very loud noise, argument etc: