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adjective · A2Large
LAHJ/lɑːdʒ/
Large means big in size or amount: a large room, a large family, a large amount of. Big is more informal and everyday; large is a little more neutral and common on labels (large coffee). Huge and enormous are stronger. Large is not usually used for age or height of people — use tall, old, or big. Comparative: larger, not “more large.”
Meaning
Big in size or amount.
Examples
- “They live in a large house near the park.”
- “Please take a large bottle of water.”
- “The museum has a large collection of maps.”
Good to know
a large + noun. Informal twin: big. Comparative: larger.
Near in meaning
big
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