核心畫面

Think of standing something next to a grown person to see how big it is. The person is the ruler — and once a person is your ruler, you can measure how big a thing is, how much food is enough, and how hard a job feels.

可以想成把一樣東西搬到一個成年人旁邊比一比,看它有多大。人就是那把尺。而一旦拿人當尺,就不只能量東西多大,還能量一份更多收起可以想成把一樣東西搬到一個成年人旁邊比一比,看它有多大。人就是那把尺。而一旦拿人當尺,就不只能量東西多大,還能量一份餐夠不夠多、一件事有多吃力。

From the picture

拿男人當「大」的標準

尺還是那個人,但量的東西變了:不再是物體多高,而是份量夠不夠多、事情有多吃力。

adjective · B2

Big — bigger than the normal size — and sold or served as the size that is treated as right for a grown man. It is used most about servings of food and about products that come in a larger size.

大份的

Also in this word

adjective · B2

About as big as a grown person — used to say how tall or wide something is by holding it up against a human body.

跟人一樣大的