Definiții
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Adjectiv
Big in size, amount or number.
Exemple
- Russia is a large country.
- He has a large collection of stamps.
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Adjectiv
Of the bigger size in a shop, usually written L.
Exemple
- I will have a large coffee, please.
- Do you have this shirt in a large?
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Adjectiv
In old use, plenty of or generous in amount.
Exemple
- We still have large time before dark.
- He likes teachers with large experience.
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Adjectiv
In old use, talking at great length or with many words.
Exemple
- He was large in his praise of the young singer.
- I could be very large on the value of school.
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Adjectiv
In old use, free and not held back.
Exemple
- The prisoners were set large after years of captivity.
- The king set the slaves large.
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Adjectiv
In old use, rude or too free in talk.
Exemple
- His large talk at the party embarrassed his wife.
- He made some large jokes that shocked people.
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Adjectiv
In sailing, describing wind that blows from behind the side of a ship.
Exemple
- The ship went fast with the wind large all afternoon.
- A large wind let the crew ease the sails.
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Substantiv
An old long musical note used in medieval music.
Exemple
- The old music showed the first chord as a large.
- A large was one of the longest notes in medieval music.
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Substantiv
In old use, generosity.
Exemple
- He was known across the county for his large.
- Her large toward the poor won her respect.
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Substantiv
In slang, a thousand dollars or pounds.
Exemple
- A car like that will cost you fifty large.
- He paid ten large for the old truck.
