larger的意思和读音

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: [lɑrdʒ] : [lɑː(r)dʒ]

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larger  largest  

adj.+n.large scale,large number,large area,large amount,large capacity

adj.tiny,small,insignificant

adj.big,great,huge,fat,bulky

largeradj.

1.big in size or quantity

a large area/family/house/car/appetite

a large number of people

very large sums of money

He's a very large child for his age.

A large proportion of old people live alone.

Women usually do the larger share of the housework.

Brazil is the world's largest producer of coffee.西

Who's the rather large(= fat) lady in the hat?

2.used to describe one size in a range of sizes of clothes, food, products used in the house, etc.

small, medium, large

3.广wide in range and involving many things

a large and complex issue

Some drugs are being used on a much larger scale than previously.使广

If we look at the larger picture of the situation, the differences seem slight.

IDM

the opinion of the public at large

Her killer is still at large.

at largeas a whole; in general

the opinion of the public at large

not captured; free

Her killer is still at large.

By and large, I enjoyed my time at school.

by and largeused when you are saying something that is generally, but not completely, true

By and large, I enjoyed my time at school.

give/have it large;(to enjoy yourself, especially by dancing and drinking alcohol

Their success is due in large part to their determination.

in large partin large measureto a great extent

Their success is due in large part to their determination.

I hadn't seen her for fifteen years and then there she was, (as) large as life.

(as) large as lifeused to show surprise at seeing sb/sth

I hadn't seen her for fifteen years and then there she was, (as) large as life.

He's a larger than life character.

larger than lifelooking or behaving in a way that is more interesting or exciting than other people, and so is likely to attract attention

He's a larger than life character.

v.IDMlarge itlarge it up;(to enjoy yourself, especially by dancing and drinking alcohol

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adj.1.bigger than usual in size; used in clothing sizes; bigger than usual in number or amount; a large company or organization is one that employs a lot of people in many places and has many activities

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1.Subsequent research has confirmed this result, and suggested it is nothing to do with the larger salaries of those at the top.

2.But analysts have said the tax would have to be expanded to cover a larger base for it to be an effective source of revenue.

3.If there had been a net force, then indeed it would also go down, if this force were larger than this.

4.But if that were so, then at least some mild effect might be expected to show in the behaviour of those with larger hippocampuses.

5.The British Isles are made up of two large islands-Great Britain (the larger one) and I reland, and hundreds of small ones.

6.If the velocity is the same in both cases can't you see that this horizontal component is way larger than this horizontal component?

7.He follows them to the corner of the building, then sees them accompanied by a larger pair of footprints heading off into the desert.

8.Oh my faith, my untamed knowledge, how shall I fly to your height and see with you man's larger self pencilled upon the sky?…?

9.This is only a small trial order, but, if satisfactory, we shall be able to place larger and regular order with you.

10.The dog had a larger place in our lives than I would have thought possible.