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Results for: "big"

Translating from English to Danish

Translations:

big — of a great size
→ stor
big — adult, grown-up
→ stor
→ voksen

More translations:

big
→ stor
big
→ vigtig; stor

English definitions WordNet

ADJECTIVE 13

  1. above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent

    • “a large city”
    • “set out for the big city”
    • “a large sum”
    • “a big (or large) barn”
    • “a large family”
    • “big businesses”
    • “a big expenditure”
    • “a large number of newspapers”
    • “a big group of scientists”
    • “large areas of the world”
    Synonymslarge
  2. significant

    • “graduation was a big day in his life”
  3. very intense

    • “a bad headache”
    • “in a big rage”
    • “had a big (or bad) shock”
    • “a bad earthquake”
    • “a bad storm”
    Synonymsbad
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  1. loud and firm

    • “a big voice”
    • “big bold piano sounds”
  2. conspicuous in position or importance

    • “a big figure in the movement”
    • “big man on campus”
    • “he's very large in financial circles”
    • “a prominent citizen”
  3. prodigious

    • “big spender”
    • “big eater”
    • “heavy investor”
    Synonymsheavy
  4. exhibiting self-importance

    • “big talk”
  5. feeling self-importance

    • “too big for his britches”
    • “had a swelled head”
    • “he was swelled with pride”
  6. (of animals) fully developed

    • “an adult animal”
    • “a grown woman”
    Synonymsadultfull-grownfully growngrowngrownup
  7. marked by intense physical force

    • “a big wind”
  8. generous and understanding and tolerant

    • “a heart big enough to hold no grudges”
    • “that's very big of you to be so forgiving”
    • “a large and generous spirit”
    • “a large heart”
    • “magnanimous toward his enemies”
  9. given or giving freely

    • “was a big tipper”
    • “the bounteous goodness of God”
    • “bountiful compliments”
    • “a freehanded host”
    • “a handsome allowance”
    • “Saturday's child is loving and giving”
    • “a liberal backer of the arts”
    • “a munificent gift”
    • “her fond and openhanded grandfather”
  10. in an advanced stage of pregnancy

    • “was big with child”
    • “was great with child”

ADVERB 4

  1. extremely well

    • “his performance went over big”
  2. in a boastful manner

    • “he talked big all evening”
  3. on a grand scale

    • “think big”
  4. in a major way

    • “the play failed big at the box office”