Interglot - "big" translated from English to Dutch

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Detailed Translations for big from English to Dutch

large; ample; sizable; sizeable; astronomic; astronomical; galactic; bear-sized; bigger; larger; biggish; largish; blown-up; enlarged; bouffant; puffy; broad; spacious; wide; bulky; capacious; colossal; prodigious; stupendous; deep; double; enormous; tremendous; cosmic; elephantine; gargantuan; giant; jumbo; epic; heroic; larger-than-life; extensive; extended; gigantic; mammoth; great; grand; huge; immense; vast; Brobdingnagian; hulking; hulky; humongous; banging; thumping; whopping; walloping; king-size; king-sized; large-mouthed; large-scale; life-size; lifesize; life-sized; full-size; macro; man-sized; massive; monolithic; monumental; medium-large; monstrous; mountainous; outsize; outsized; oversize; oversized; overlarge; too large; plumping; queen-size; queen-sized; rangy; super; titanic; volumed; voluminous; whacking; wide-ranging
important; of import
prominent; conspicuous
bad; intense
loud
heavy; intemperate
adult; full-grown; fully grown; grown; grownup; mature
heavy
swelled; vainglorious; proud
boastful; braggart; bragging; braggy; cock-a-hoop; crowing; self-aggrandizing; self-aggrandising
magnanimous; generous
bighearted; bounteous; bountiful; freehanded; handsome; giving; liberal; openhanded
enceinte; expectant; gravid; great; with child; pregnant
boastfully; vauntingly; large

in an advanced stage of pregnancy¹
- was big with child¹
conspicuous in position or importance¹
- a big figure in the movement¹
- big man on campus¹
given or giving freely¹
- was a big tipper¹
generous and understanding and tolerant¹
- a heart big enough to hold no grudges¹
- that's very big of you to be so forgiving¹
marked by intense physical force¹
- a big wind¹
significant¹
- graduation was a big day in his life¹
above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent¹
- set out for the big city¹
- a big (or large) barn¹
- big businesses¹
- a big expenditure¹
- a big group of scientists¹
loud and firm¹
- a big voice¹
- big bold piano sounds¹
(of animals) fully developed¹
very intense¹
- in a big rage¹
- had a big (or bad) shock¹
feeling self-importance¹
- too big for his britches¹
exhibiting self-importance¹
- big talk¹
prodigious¹
- big spender¹
- big eater¹
in a boastful manner¹
- he talked big all evening¹
in a major way¹
- the play failed big at the box office¹
on a grand scale¹
- think big¹
extremely well¹
- his performance went over big¹

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