Meaning of 'large' in Bulgarian is: голям

large: голям

Adjective:

голям, страхотен, масов, основен, кудкудякане, мамут, широк, планински, огромен, обширен, много, изобилен, предостатъчен, огромната, неизмерим, чудовищен, гигантски, обемист, експанзивен, изпънат, разсеян, просторен, съставен, изтегли, разтегнат, непрекъснат, направо, превишаваща, прекомерен, Дълбок, плътен, щедър, либерален, благороден, скъп, отличен, доброкачествен, доброжелателен, мил, любезно.

Adverb:

широко, обширно, голям, старателно, в чужбина, в частност, пердах.

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Adjective(1) above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent,fairly large or important in effect,influential,large enough to be visible to the naked eye,ostentatiously lofty in style,generous and understanding and tolerant,conspicuous in position or importance,having broad power and range and scope,in an advanced stage of pregnancy,big,abundant(2) above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent(3) fairly large or important in effect(4) influential(5) large enough to be visible to the naked eye(6) ostentatiously lofty in style(7) generous and understanding and tolerant(8) conspicuous in position or importance(9) having broad power and range and scope(10) in an advanced stage of pregnancy(11) big(12) abundant
Noun(1) a garment size for a large person
Adverb(1) at a distance, wide of something (as of a mark(2) with the wind abaft the beam(3) in a boastful manner(4) at a distance(5) wide of something (as of a mark)

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(1) It will be seen from this that Bellavitis worked on a large range of mathematical topics.(2) It has been happening on a very large scale in manufacturing industry in Britain.(3) As in hurling, the playing field is about the size of a large football pitch, with a goal at either end.(4) A relatively large sum of money is required from members and friends of the club.(5) The unexplainable fact is, the cul-de-sac is of ample size for even a large van to turn round.(6) He was very grand and extreme, very artistic; everything he did was on a large scale.(7) We had to lop a year off that, as it would clearly be impossible to get actors to cover that large an age range.(8) The difficulties of regional distribution add to the problem of building a market large enough to sustain the industry.(9) Is there a relatively large group of people or an area that could be swayed by such arguments?(10) Not being inordinately large in size, he had the advantage of being an amateur boxer.(11) Had it done so, pain and tragedy and loss on a very large scale could have been avoided.(12) The leaves were selected from different parts of the plants to span a large range of mass, area and age.(13) Being a large economy, the euro zone is much less open than individual member states.(14) At points I was considering getting a large hammer and knocking most of my own teeth out.(15) At first the boy was deemed to be too large to be considered for the operation.(16) there was a large number of people present