big [Brit bɪɡ, Am bɪɡ] ADJ
1. big (in build):
2. big (in size):
3. big (in age):
4. big (in extent):
5. big (important):
6. big (emphatic):
8. big (generous):
9. big POL:
big-headed [Brit bɪɡˈhɛdɪd, Am ˈbɪɡˌhɛdəd] ADJ inf, pej
- big-headed
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English
Italian
big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] ADJ
1. big (in size, amount):
2. big (older):
3. big (significant):
big game N
- big game
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Big Ben Info
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- Il Big Ben era, originariamente, il soprannome dato a una campana di grandi dimensioni, fusa nel 1856, posta in cima alla torre delle Houses of Parliament. A battezzarla con questo nome è stato Sir Benjamin Hall, Chief Commissioner of Works. Oggigiorno Big Ben viene usato per indicare sia la campana che la torre. I rintocchi del Big Ben vengono trasmessi da alcune stazioni radio e televisive per annunciare il radiogiornale o il telegiornale.
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Other symptoms included an extra big toe and an extra thumb (6).
en.wikipedia.org He had a big toe amputated due to an infection cause by a piece of glass.
en.wikipedia.org It is on the side of the big toe and is helpful for giving spin and chipping.
en.wikipedia.org He injured his foot during the game as he broke two sesamoid bones in his big toe.
en.wikipedia.org Patients with a condition called hallux rigidis, or arthritis of the big toe, have pain and stiffness in the big toe.
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