large

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lange

Définition et signification de « large » en anglais

large

ADJECTIF

grand, gros

above average in amount or size

big

brobdingnagian

colossal

cyclopean

elephantine

informations grammaticales

composition morphologique

simple

qualitatif

superlatif

largest

comparatif

larger

gradable

Exemples

The elephant was large, towering over the other animals in the savanna.

L'éléphant était grand, dominant les autres animaux de la savane.

important, majeur

having a major impact or significance

big

cardinal

critical

crucial

essential

Exemples

She played a large role in the project's success, contributing key ideas and strategies.

Elle a joué un grand rôle dans le succès du projet, en contribuant des idées et des stratégies clés.

grand, vaste

having a capacity or scope that goes beyond the usual

all-embracing

all-encompassing

all-inclusive

blanket

broad

Exemples

He always looks at things from a large perspective to understand the full situation.

Il regarde toujours les choses d'un grand point de vue pour comprendre la situation dans son ensemble.

Large

NOM

grande taille, format grand

a size or quantity that is greater than average or standard

informations grammaticales

statut d’animéité

abstrait

composition morphologique

simple

dénombrable

forme plurielle

larges

Exemples

I tried on the medium, but it was too tight, so I had to go for a large.

J'ai essayé le moyen, mais c'était trop serré, alors j'ai dû prendre un grand.

mille balles, un sac

one thousand dollars

grand

Exemples

He made a large on that deal, so he’s pretty happy about it.

Il a fait un gros sur cet accord, donc il est assez content.

large

ADVERBE

grand largue

used to describe a sailing condition in which the wind comes from behind or nearly behind the ship

informations grammaticales

Exemples

The ship was sailing large to reach the port more quickly.

Le navire naviguait grand largue pour atteindre le port plus rapidement.

largement, loin

away from the intended mark, as in missing a goal or target by a significant distance

Exemples

He kicked the ball large of the goalposts, missing a crucial scoring opportunity.

Il a tiré le ballon large des poteaux, manquant une occasion de but cruciale.

largement, avec emphase

in a bragging manner, emphasizing one's achievements or abilities

boastfully

pompously

pretentiously

vauntingly

Exemples

He talked large about his success in closing the deal, making it sound impressive.

Il a parlé grandiose de son succès dans la conclusion de l'accord, le faisant paraître impressionnant.

abondamment, généreusement

in great quantity

abundantly

amply

bounteously

copiously

fully

Exemples

The chef seasoned the dish large, ensuring every bite was flavorful.

Le chef a assaisonné le plat abondamment, en veillant à ce que chaque bouchée soit savoureuse.

Arbre Lexical

largely

largeness

largish

large

Mots Proches

Définition et signification de « large » en anglais

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