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Sens de "in large" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 150 résultat(s)

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General
spring in large lock cacheta [f]
large flat bank in sea bed placer [m]
book or thing sold in large numbers superventas [m]
stream (a large amount or number moving or occurring in steady succession) lluvia [f]
(for people) to go out in large numbers salir a la calle un gran número de (personas) [v]
large-headed dwarfs in procession cabezudo [m]
large stone set in ring/brooch chatón [m]
a large knife used by the indians in philippines bolo [m]
large tree in tropical america higuerón [m]
large tumor in the armpit golondrino [m]
large sea-fish found in the mediterranean castañola [f]
copiousness (large in quantity; abundant) lluvia [f]
large in quantity mucho [adj]
lay in a large stock cargar [v]
large sinews in mutton cabellos [m/pl]
drove (a large crowd of people, esp. in motion) multitud [f]
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] BO:W
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] NI
bus of large capacity and comfort for transportation of people in large tours autotransporte pasajeros [m] AR
a large amount of stagnant rainwater in low-lying grounds agualotal [m] CR
large unworked stone used in construction cabezote [m] CU
accumulation of construction debris in large piles desmonte [m] PE
accumulation of construction garbage in large piles desmonte [m] PE
large hole typically made in a wall forado [m] ECPEBOCL
large, fenced-in, rustic plot of land canchón [m] PE
large colander used in sugar cane industry fumillón [m] SVrur.
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glácil [m] PRrur.
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glacis [m] PR
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glasé [m] PR
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glasí [m] PR
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun glásir [m] PR
large trunk or log left in the fireplace overnight to keep it lit guardafuego [m] HNrur.
large machete or knife used in the field guardamano [m] EC:Wrur.
large number of people or things agglomerated in one place cojonal [m] CU
large number of people or things agglomerated in one place carajal [m] MXPACUVEEC
large brush made of resistant material that is used in masonry to apply plaster hisopo [m] VE
(in a mill) each of the two small mallets that accompany the large mallet that serve to wring out the sugar cane hijuelo [m] HN
comic character in carnival festivities wearing a wide suit with large buttons and a smiling mask pepino [m] BO:W
large brimmed hat woven with sedge fibers used in rural areas sombrero pirí [m] PY
large middle pin in the game of nine-pins birlón [m] rur.
(in banana cultivation) a facility where the large bunches are brought, and cut into smaller pieces/bunches (called hands), washed with a solution of water and muriatic acid and packed in boxes bacadía [f] HN:N
large series of consecutive hits obtained in a game of billiards bolada [f] PE
large capacity container for measuring coffee in a processing plant angarilla [f] CR
a large number of people or things grouped together in one place burdajada [f] CUDO
large noisy crowd engaged in a protest buruca [f] GT
a large number of people or things grouped together in one place burda [f] CUDO
serving of food that fits in a large ladle or spoon cucharonada [f] BOCL
piece of timber attached to a large hook used to catch sharks in the pacific ocean cimbra [f] MX
cover attached to the rim of the large dish in a sugar cane mill falca [f] COECrur.
large pocket in an article of clothing faldiquera [f] DOVE
in large quantities flota [f] ECderog.
large knife using in farming activities guaba [f] CRrur.
rounding up and counting the large livestock on a ranch in order to brand the animals corrida [f] AR:Nwrur.
(in a mill) large mallet used to wring out the sugar cane huesteadora [f] HN
large limousine in need of body work lechona [f] PR
large wooden hut in which a country or peasant family lives jibaría [f] ECdisused
large rectangular trough to whip syrup in a sugar cane mill pila [f] HN
western cultural event carried out by andean immigrants in large cities like lima chicha [f] PE
accustomed to appropriating all or in a large part of a genre of things garifo [adj] CRrarederog.
in large and unspecified amounts (transportation of bulk goods) granelero [adj] CL
large open area demarcated with bricks and cement and used to dry coffee or corn in the sun grásil [adj] PR
in large amounts taipá [adj] PE
gather together in large numbers achoclonarse [v] LAM
heap or abound in large amounts of any harvested products abalserar(se) [v] HN
walk in shoes that are too large chancletear [v] CL
cook something, especially in a large pot cazuelear [v] CL
consume fuel or electricity, especially in large quantities (machine) halar (francés) [v] SVCUPR
consume fuel or electricity, especially in large quantities (machine) jalar [v] PR
in large amounts de a bojote [adv] DO
in large quantities de a bojote [adv] DO
in large quantities hosco [adv] PR
in large quantities josco [adv] PR
in large quantities jorno [adv] PR
in large quantities jorno [adv] PR
in large quantities josco [adv] PR
in large amounts parejo [adv] PAcult
large in quantity mucha [adj/f]
Idioms
be dying in large numbers morir como chinches [v]
die in large numbers morir como chinches [v]
be dying in large numbers caer como chinches [v]
die in large numbers caer como chinches [v]
come out in large numbers aparecer en multitud [v]
come out in large numbers aparecer en grandes cantidades [v]
play a large part in something desempeñar un papel importante en algo [v]
swallow in large draughts beber con fruición [v]
be the main source of gossip and or discussion in a large population ser la comidilla [v]
be the main source of gossip and or discussion in a large population ser la comidilla de la ciudad [v]
be the main source of gossip and or discussion in a large population ser la comidilla de la gente [v]
be the main source of gossip and or discussion in a large population ser la comidilla del público [v]
be the main source of gossip and or discussion in a large population ser la comidilla del barrio [v]
sell quickly and in large numbers venderse como pan [v]
sell quickly and in large numbers venderse como pan bendito [v]
sell quickly and in large numbers venderse como pan caliente [v]
in large amounts a barullo [adv]
in large part en gran parte
in large part en buena medida
out in large numbers acudir en gran número
become a large problem in the social/economic/political order armarse la grande [v] COBOCLAR
become a large problem in the social/economic/political organization armarse la grande [v] COBOCLAR
die in large numbers caer como baraja [v] CU
drink a large amount of alcohol in a short amount of time darle duro [v] DOVEBO
in large amounts en paleta [adv] CRdisused
in large amounts en paleta [adv] GTHNSVNI
in large quantities por pipá [adv] DO
in large amounts a dos reatas [adv] MXdisused
in large amounts a tracaladas [adv] BO
Speaking
do you have this in large? ¿tiene esto en grande?
do you have this in large? ¿tiene esto en tamaño grande?
Phrases
in large quantities a esportones [adv]
in large quantities a espuertas [adv]
in large quantity a punta de pala [adv]
in large measure en gran medida
in force (in large numbers) en masa
in force (in large numbers) en gran número
in large quantities en grandes cantidades
in large numbers a mansalva
in large part en gran parte
Colloquial
large in proportion to age grandullón [adj]
in large amount a raudales [adv]
in a large amount cosa mala [adv]
in large quantity a punta de pala [adv]
in large part en gran parte
in large part en gran medida
a large hole dug in the ground buraco  [m] ARUY
large knife used in the field flamenco [m] UYARdisused
large mount of money in bills tucada [f] CL
large amount of money in cash tucada [f] CL
in large amounts por bojotes [adv] VE
in large quantities por bojotes [adv] VE
in large quantity para alante [adv] VE
in large quantities a mil [adv] PRECCL
in large amounts parejo [adv] COVEBO
large in proportion to age grandullona [adj/f]
Proverbs
misfortunes usually come in large numbers monto un circo y me crecen los enanos
Slang
in large amounts en puta [adv] HNSVNIGTCR
press male genitals into another person's buttocks (particularly in a large group of people) dar chino [v] PR
Marine Biology
a large portion of algae that is sometimes supernatant in the water algazo [m]
a species of large edible sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family tegulidae (cittarium pica) burgado [m] PR
a common species of moderately large marine fish in the jack family, carangidae (caranx crysos) carbonero [m] PR
a large saltwater fish of the grouper family found in shallow tropical waters (epinephelus itajara) mero [m] PA
a large saltwater fish of the grouper family found in shallow tropical waters (epinephelus itajara) mero batata [m] DOPR
a common species of moderately large marine fish classified in the jack family, carangidae (caranx crysos) carbonero [m] PR
a common species of moderately large marine fish classified in the jack family, carangidae (caranx crysos) chiví [m] PR
a common species of moderately large marine fish classified in the jack family, carangidae (caranx crysos) guaymén [m] PR
a common species of moderately large marine fish classified in the jack family, carangidae (caranx crysos) sibí [m] PR
great amberjack is a large fish found in the southern ocean (seriola lalandi) perico [m] PE
a species of widespread large marine fish classified in the jack family carangidae (caranx sexfasciatus) jurel [m]
a large saltwater fish of the grouper family found in shallow tropical waters (epinephelus itajara) guasa [f] CUPR
a common species of moderately large marine fish classified in the jack family (caranx crysos) cojinúa [f] PACUDOPR
a common species of moderately large marine fish classified in the jack family, carangidae (caranx crysos) cojinúa azul [f] CUDO