large
বড়
definition
adjective
add a large clove of garlic
of considerable or relatively great size, extent, or capacity.
we can afford to take a larger view of the situation
of wide range or scope.
translation of 'large'
বড়ো,
মস্ত,
মুক্তমনা
adverb
বিস্তৃতভাবে,
প্রশস্ত হয়ে,
ব্যাপকভাবে,
বিস্তীর্ণরুপে,
চত্তড়া হয়ে
adjective
সদাশয়,
ডাগর,
টানা,
বিপুল,
অতিশয়,
উদার,
প্রশস্ত,
বৃহদায়তন,
বিস্তৃত,
চত্তড়া,
বড়,
লার্জ,
বিশাল,
টানা-টানা,
বড়,
বৃহৎ,
প্রচুর
example
He soon realised he had to go about the programme on a 'large' scale to make it really useful.
There's a 'large' outside balcony area which faces South over the city centre rooftops.
Preterm infants get cold quickly because of their relatively 'large' surface area.
I'm not quite sure how this would work on a 'large' scale, but at least it's an idea.
Not being inordinately 'large' in size, he had the advantage of being an amateur boxer.
It's a tattoo, not a bloody button - get it sized 'large' enough to have a bit of impact.
their house is quite 'large'
As in hurling, the playing field is about the size of a 'large' football pitch, with a goal at either end.
It all points to disruption on rather a 'large' scale and uncertainty at least in the medium term.
We have a considerably 'large' Asian community in our school, many of whom are Muslims.
He was very grand and extreme, very artistic; everything he did was on a 'large' scale.
This is a very cheap yet effective way of loading up these 'large' capacity reels.
It has the infrastructure in place and knows the logistics of 'large' scale delivery systems.
a 'large' coffee, please
I have a 'large' cardboard box the size of a tea chest with an aperture in front which people can see through.
they're a 'large' company
The unexplainable fact is, the cul-de-sac is of ample size for even a 'large' van to turn round.
The leaves were selected from different parts of the plants to span a 'large' range of mass, area and age.
After all, it's a relatively 'large' number and one reliant on a difficult definition.
Hence we should treat them instead with a 'large' range of pharmaceutical agents.
The fate of rival bids for NatWest rest in the hands of the faceless 'large' investors.
Is there a relatively 'large' group of people or an area that could be swayed by such arguments?
The current study would only be able to detect a relatively 'large' mortality difference.
This is the purposive activity of craving on a 'large' scale, as it embraces all sentient life.
The difficulties of regional distribution add to the problem of building a market 'large' enough to sustain the industry.
It will be seen from this that Bellavitis worked on a 'large' range of mathematical topics.
The trouble is that that has now been tried on a 'large' scale and the anger still seethes.
It has been happening on a very 'large' scale in manufacturing industry in Britain.
The forces were now effectively only capable of coping with one 'large' scale operation at a time.
The basic cause of the changed activities of 'large' businesses is a matter of debate.
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