WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| big adj | (large) | grande adj mf |
| | The city has a big stadium. |
| | La ciudad cuenta con un estadio grande. |
| big adj | informal (number: high) | grande adj mf |
| | | alto/a adj |
| | A trillion is a big number. |
| | Un trillón es un número grande. |
| big adj | informal (important, major) | grande adj mf |
| | | importante adj mf |
| | My upbringing had a big influence on the way I view poverty. |
| | Mi educación tuvo una gran influencia en la forma en que veo la pobreza. |
| big adj | (loud) (sonido) | fuerte adj mf |
| | The engine exploded with a big bang and a cloud of smoke. |
| | Se oyó un fuerte ruido cuando se produjo el accidente. |
| big adj | informal (sibling: older) | mayor adj mf |
| | My big sister's always mean to me. |
| | Mi hermana mayor siempre es muy mala conmigo. |
| Additional Translations |
| big adj | (intense) | intenso/a adj |
| | I get a big thrill watching live football. |
| | Me da una intensa satisfacción mirar fútbol en vivo. |
| big adj | informal (adult, grown) | grande adj mf |
| | | mayor adj mf |
| | The boy wants to be a fireman when he is big. |
| | Quiere ser bombero cuando sea grande. |
| big adj | figurative, informal (pretentious) | creído/a adj |
| | He's too big to associate with normal people. |
| | Es muy creído y no se mezcla con la gente común. |
| big adj | informal, ironic (generous) | generoso/a adj |
| | You've forgiven me? Well, that's very big of you. |
| | Es muy generoso de tu parte que me ayudes de esa forma. |
| big adj | informal (tall) | grande adj mf |
| | | alto/a adj |
| | Your little brother's getting really big! |
| | ¡Tú hermanito está muy grande ya! |
| big adj | informal (boastful) | muchos adj |
| | He's full of big claims about what he intends to do. |
| | Ha recibido muchos reclamos por lo que intenta hacer. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
Locuciones verbales
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big [sb] up,
big up [sb] vtr phrasal sep | informal (express admiration) | elogiar a, aclamar a, admirar a vtr |
| | This teacher always bigs his students up when they do good work. |
big [sth] up,
big up [sth] vtr phrasal sep | informal (hype, exaggerate greatness) | exaltar⇒ vtr |
| | Luke had been bigging up the film for so long that when I finally saw it, I was a bit disappointed. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
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