Enormous/IMMENSE/HUGE/VAST AND SO ON

(1)
enormous， immense， huge， gigantic， colossal， mammoth， tremendous， stupendous， gargantuan， vast
(2)
These adjectives describe what is extraordinarily large.
这些形容词都描述超乎寻常大的事物，
(3)
Enormous suggests a marked excess beyond the norm in size, amount, or degree:
Enormous 暗指在大小、数量或程度上超乎常规的：
an enormous boulder;
巨大的圆石；
enormous expenses.
巨额费用。
(4)
Immense refers to boundless or immeasurable size or extent:
Immense 指无限的或无法测量的尺寸或范围：
an immense crowd of people;
无边无际的人海；
immense pleasure.
无以伦比的欢乐。
(5)
Huge especially implies greatness of size or capacity:
Huge 尤指尺寸或容量的庞大：
a huge wave;
巨浪；
a huge success.
巨大的成功。
(6)
Gigantic refers to size likened to that of a giant:
Gigantic 指象巨人一样的大小尺寸：
a gigantic redwood tree;
大得惊人的红杉树；
a gigantic disappointment.
极度失望。
(7)
Colossal suggests a hugeness that elicits awe or taxes belief:
Colossal 暗指能让人生畏或动摇信仰的巨大：
colossal crumbling ruins of an ancient temple;
古代神殿巨大的崩溃废墟；
has a colossal nerve.
无比的胆量。
(8)
Mammoth is applied to something of clumsy or unwieldy hugeness:
Mammoth 用于指事物笨拙的或笨重的庞大：
a mammoth ship;
巨轮；
a mammoth multinational corporation.
巨大的跨国公司。
(9)
Tremendous suggests awe-inspiring or fearsome size:
Tremendeus 指大小让人生畏或令人感到可怕：
a tremendous monument 100 feet high;
一百英尺高的巨大纪念碑；
ate a tremendous meal.
吃下大量的一餐。
(10)
Stupendous implies size that astounds or defies description:
Stupendous 指大小尺寸让人吃惊或超乎描述范围：
an undertaking of stupendous difficulty.
着手解决巨大的困难。
“The whole thing was a stupendous, incomprehensible farce” (W. Somerset Maugham).
“整个事件就是惊人的、无法了解的闹剧” （W·索默尔塞特·毛姆）
(11)
Gargantuan especially stresses greatness of capacity, as for food or pleasure:
Gargantuan 尤其强调容量大，如就食物或快乐而言：
a gargantuan appetite.
惊人的食欲。
(12)
Vast refers to greatness of extent, size, area, or scope:
Vast 指范围、大小、地区或跨度的宽广：
“All the land was shrouded in one vast forest” (Theodore Roosevelt).
“所有的土地都隐藏在广阔的森林中”。 （西奥多·罗斯福）
“Of creatures, how few vast as the whale” (Herman Melville).
“作为生物，几乎没有比鲸鱼更巨大的” （赫尔曼·梅尔维尔）