whopping in the PONS Dictionary

whopping Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

whopping lie
debela laž
to whop sb one
prilepiti nekome jednu

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It managed to garner over 8 million twitter handles and a whopping count of 80,000 tweets.
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She scored 16/28 and gained a whopping 121 elo-points.
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The film which is in two parts, has a whopping 25 songs in its combined form.
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Page 17 of the annual report shows that the fund incurred total expenses of $302,117, a whopping 6 percent of assets.
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The channel spent a whopping 60 million for the rights.
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The film which is in two parts, has a whopping 25 songs.
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The building, costing a whopping $424,910 at the time, was primarily used for concerts, theatre performances and graduations.
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His 482 kickoff return yards came on just 16 returns, a whopping 30.1 yards per return average.
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By 197071, defence spending comprised a whopping 55.66% of government expenditure.
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She fondly recalled her whopping salaries that were considered good money in those days.
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