'large' tem referência cruzada com 'octuple whole'. Encontra-se em uma ou mais das linhas abaixo.'large' is cross-referenced with 'octuple whole'. It is in one or more of the lines below.
| Traduções complementares |
| large adj | (comprehensive) (de grande abrangência) | abrangente, grande adj |
| | | completo, integral adj |
| | It is a large dictionary, covering thousands of words. |
| | É um dicionário abrangente, contendo milhares de palavras. |
| large adj | (large-scale) (de grande extensão) | grande, imenso adj |
| | This is a very large project, which will affect hundreds of people. |
| | Este é um projeto imenso, que afetará centenas de pessoas. |
| large adj | (person: big) (pessoa) | grande adj |
| | (figurado) | gigante adj |
| | Most pro basketball players are very large. |
| | A maioria dos jogadores profissionais de basquete são gigantes. |
| large adj | (person: fat) (pessoa) | gordo, obeso adj |
| | | grande adj |
| | He has put on weight, and is now quite large. |
| | Ele engordou e agora está bem gordo. |
| large adv | (exaggeratedly) | exagerado, desmedido adj |
| | He likes to talk large, but I think he exaggerates. |
| | Ele gosta de ser desmedido, mas acho que ele exagera. |
Formas compostas:
large | octuple whole |
| ambassador-at-large n | (diplomatic envoy) | embaixador itinerante loc sm |
| at large adv | (as a whole, in general) (em geral) | como um todo loc adv |
| | | amplamente adv |
| | Proceeds from the fundraiser will benefit the population at large. |
| at large adj | (escaped) | livre, solto adj |
| | The murderer is still at large. |
| | O assassino ainda está livre. |
at large,
at-large adj | (role: free-ranging) (posição, papel) | livres, gerais adj |
| Nota: A hyphen is used with this meaning only, when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | Besides the chair and treasurer, the board also includes five members at large. |
| | Além do presidente e do tesoureiro, o conselho também tem cinco membros gerais. |
| by and large adv | (in general, on the whole) | de um modo geral loc adv |
| | | em geral, no geral loc adv |
| | Not everything about my job is good, but by and large, I enjoy it. |
| | Nem tudo no meu trabalho é bom, mas de um modo geral, eu curto. |
| community at large n | (everyone in area) | comunidade em geral expres |
| | The community at large is asking the police to do something about the rising crime rate. |
extra large,
extra-large adj | (clothing: XL, outsize) | extra grande loc adj |
extra large,
extra-large adj | (serving of pizza, etc.: big) | extra grande loc adj |
| half as large as expr | (half the size of) | metade do tamanho de loc sf |
| | | meia sf |
| | The skull of this primitive human ancestor was nearly half as large as that of modern humans. |
| large amount n | (a lot) | monte, montão sm |
| | | grande quantidade loc sf |
| | I am unable to buy a new house since I have such a large amount of debt. |
| large crowd n | (big gathering or huddle of people) (grande ajuntamento de pessoas) | grande multidão sf |
| | A large crowd had gathered to watch the street artist. |
| large family n | (family with many children) (família com muitos filhos) | família grande loc sf |
| | As the oldest child in a very large family she never wanted kids of her own. |
| large heart n | figurative (generous nature) (figurado) | coração grande |
| | She's known for helping people in trouble; she has a large heart. The hospital volunteers have large hearts. |
| large intestine n | (lower part of the gut) | intestino grosso loc sm |
| | A section of his large intestine was removed in the operation. |
| large number n | (considerable amount) (quantia considerável) | grande número loc sm |
| | All tickets were sold out so a large number of fans had to watch the match on the big screens outside of the stadium. |
| large number n | (high numeral) (mat.) | número muito grande loc sm |
| | It is difficult to multiply large numbers together in your head. |
| large person n | ([sb] fat or ample) (pessoa gorda) | pessoa grande sf |
| | He's a large person and has difficulty finding clothes to fit him. |
large scale,
large-scale adj | (big, extensive) | grande adj |
| | | de grandes proporções loc adj |
| | | de alta escala loc adj |
| Nota: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun |
| | There was a large-scale protest against the Iraq war in Washington, DC. |
| large size n | (big dimensions) | tamanho grande sm + adj |
| | The large size of that vehicle makes it difficult to fit into an ordinary parking spot. |
| | Because of his large size, it is difficult to find ready-made clothes that fit him. |
| large size n | (clothing: plus size, outsize) | tamanho grande sm |
| | The jacket is available in large size. |
| large-size n as adj | (clothing: big) | de tamanho grande loc adj |
| large sum n | (considerable amount of money) | grande soma |
| | His grandfather died and left him a large sum of money. |
largehearted,
large-hearted adj | (generous) | generoso adj |
| loom large v expr | (seem threatening, imminent) | aproximar-se vp |
| | The students were unable to enjoy their vacation because final exams loomed large. |
| on a large scale adv | (to a great extent) | em larga escala loc adv |
| | Stopping climate change will require action on a large scale. |
| to a large extent adv | (greatly) | em grande parte adv |
| | Humans share the DNA of chimpanzees to a large extent. |
| writ large expr | (clear, obvious) | óbvio adj |
| | The young boy stared through the window of the sweet shop with longing writ large on his face. |