megalopolis
n.
1832, from comb. form of Greek megas (genitive megalou) "great" (see mickle) + polis "city" (see polis). The word was used in classical times as an epithet of great cities (Athens, Syracuse, Alexandria), and it also was the name of a former city in Arcadia.
〔李〕n.特大的城市 [polis=city] ←megalo-[GK] =great特大
〔蒋〕[megalo特大,polis城] 特大的城市