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I. large <larger largest> [Am lɑrdʒ, Brit lɑːdʒ] ADJ The usual translation of large, grande, becomes gran when it precedes a singular noun.
1.1. large (in size):
- large area/room
- grande
- a large garden
- un jardín grande
- a large garden
- un gran jardín
- he's a large man
- es un hombre corpulento
- he's a large man
- es un hombre grandote inf
- she has a large nose
- tiene la nariz grande
- try on a larger size
- pruébate una talla más grande
- try on a larger size
- pruébate un talle más grande RioPl
- large print
- letra f grande
- large print
- tipo m grande
1.2. large (in number, amount):
- large family/crowd
- grande
- large family/crowd
- numeroso
- a large proportion of my income
- gran parte or una buena parte de mis ingresos
- he drew a large audience
- atrajo (a) una gran cantidad de público
- the largest collection of stamps in the world
- la mayor colección de sellos del mundo
2. large (in scope):
- large issue/question/view
- amplio
II. large [Am lɑrdʒ, Brit lɑːdʒ] N
1.1. large (at liberty):
- to be at large murderer/tiger:
- andar suelto
1.2. large (as a whole):
- large
- en general
- the public at large
- el público en general
- it will benefit society at large
- beneficiará a la sociedad en general
1.3. large (in US):
- representative at large
- representante de todo un estado o distrito en el Congreso o Senado de los EEUU
1.4. large (in detail):
- large form
- exhaustivamente
- large form
- en profundidad
2. large (size) FASHION:
- large
- talla f grande
- large
- talle m grande RioPl
extra-large [Am ˌɛkstrəˈlɑrdʒ, Brit ˌɛkstrəˈlɑːdʒ] ADJ
- extra-large
- extra grande
large-scale [Am ˈlɑrdʒ ˈˌskeɪl, Brit ˈlɑːdʒskeɪl] ADJ attr
1. large-scale map/model:
- large-scale
- a escala grande
2. large-scale search/inquiry:
- large-scale
- en gran escala
- large-scale
- a gran escala
ambassador-at-large <pl ambassadors-at-large> [Am æmˈbæsədərətˌlɑrdʒ, Brit amˈbasədərətˌlɑːdʒ] N (in US)
- ambassador-at-large
- embajador extraordinario m / embajadora extraordinaria f
- the new model is larger than its stablemates
- el nuevo modelo es más grande que los demás de su línea
- large-mouthed
- de boca grande
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- salario social
- social improvements in place of larger wage increases
- latifundio
- large estate
- latifundio
- large ranch
- latifundio
- division of land into large estates
- arcón
- large chest
- bocoy
- large barrel
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large [lɑ:dʒ, Am lɑ:rdʒ] ADJ
- large
- grande
- a large number of people
- un gran número de gente
- a large family
- una familia numerosa
Phrases:
- to be at large
- andar suelto
- by and large
- por lo general
large-scale [ˌlɑ:dʒˈskeɪl, Am ˌlɑ:rdʒ-] ADJ
- large-scale
- a gran escala
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English
- narizudo (-a)
- large-nosed
- butacón
- large armchair
- quilco
- (large) basket
- coche-vivienda
- (large) caravan
- arcón
- large chest
- banasta
- large basket
- ventanal
- large window
- fresón
- (large) strawberry
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large [lardʒ] ADJ
- large
- grande
- a large number of people
- un gran número de gente
- a large family
- una familia numerosa
Phrases:
- to be at large
- andar suelto
- by and large
- por lo general
large-scale ADJ
- large-scale
- a gran escala
Spanish
English
- caudaloso (-a)
- large
- narizudo (-a)
- large-nosed
- ventanal
- large window
- arcón
- large chest
- latifundio
- large estate
- quilco
- (large) basket
- cedazo (para pescar)
- large net
- choro
- large mussel
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