supersize in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for supersize in the English»Spanish Dictionary

supersize [ˈsu:pəʳsaɪz, Am -pɚ] ADJ

supersize food portion, clothes:

supersize

gigante

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In the tranquil, civilised atmosphere of a good restaurant, most diners understand that it is poor table manners to wolf down supersize portions.

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The pizza chain wants the biggest demographic slice, while the burger joint wants to supersize its engagement.

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Could the nation's growing waistline lead to supersize profits on pensions and investments?

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We saw the estancia as soon as we turned off the road, despite the mile left to drive: this is the traditional estancia, supersize.

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Resist the urge to supersize, and stick with a single patty, piled high with healthy stuff (pickles, lettuce, tomato, and onions).

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As for size, resist the temptation to supersize.

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It is tempting to supersize a fast-food meal as you get an oversized cup of soda for only a few dollars more.

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She bleeds the type of hysteria that fits well for a supersize primetime game show.

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Totes come in all shapes and sizes, from small, medium to supersize.

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If they'd wanted a world-class studio, they might have been forced to supersize their operations.

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