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| skimpy {adj} [not big enough] | 86 spärlich | |
| mighty {adj} [coll.] [very big, powerful] | 13 großmächtig [ugs.] [oft ironisch] [sehr groß, stark] | |
| for. [of a tree; so big that a man cannot put his arms around it with the fingertips just touching each other] {adj} | 9 übergriffig [veraltet] [Baumstamm, den ein Mann nicht umklaftern kann] | |
| heavy {adj} [massive, big] | 7 wuchtig | |
| -boned {adj} [e.g. big-boned] | 6 -knochig [z. B. grobknochig] | |
| GAFAM {[acronym]} [Google (Alphabet), Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft] | GAFAM {f} [meist ohne Artikel] [Google (Alphabet), Amazon, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft] [Big Five] | |
| husky {adj} [big and strong, burly] | (groß und) kräftig [Person] | |
Verben |
| to puff [hype, make a big deal] | 62 aufbauschen | |
| [to shoot one's big mouth off] [coll.] [idiom] | angeben wie zehn nackte Neger [ugs.] [pej.] [Redewendung] | |
Substantive |
| stunner [coll.] [amazing turn of events, big surprise] | 395 Riesenüberraschung {f} [ugs.] [bes. Ereignis] | |
| mayor [of big cities in Germany] | 56 Oberbürgermeister {m} <OB> | |
| room [hall, big room] | 40 Saal {m} [für Sitzungen etc.] | |
| psych. gorger [big eater] | 21 Schlinger {m} [großer Esser, weniger mit Genuss verbunden] | |
| ask [coll.] [with adjective, e.g. a big ask] | 18 Aufgabe {f} [Anforderung] | |
| schnozzle [Am.] [coll.] [big nose] | 13 Knolle {f} [ugs.] [große Nase] | |
| wastrel [big spender] | 11 Prasser {m} [geh.] | |
| art [big oil painting, not valuable, often rather ugly] | Ölschinken {m} [pej.] | |
| [well dressed man with a big smile] | Strahlemann {m} [ugs., manchmal abwertend] | |
| bruiser [coll.] [big strong man] | Lackel {m} [ugs.] [pej.] [österr.] [südd.] [auch: Lackl] [großer, starker Mann] | |
| mus. theatre director [of a big theatre, opera house etc.] | Generalintendant {m} | |
| film mus. major [big company] | Major {f} [Fachjargon, bes. Filmbranche] [meist Pl.] | |
| Unverified nyansh [Nigerian] [sl.] [big booty, big ass] | fetter Arsch {m} [ugs.] [vulg.] [bei Frauen] | |
| comm. taipan [big businessman] | Tai-Pan {m} [Großunternehmer] | |
2 Wörter: Verben |
| to break into sth. [to start to consume supplies, a bottle, a big banknote] | etw.Akk. anreißen [ugs.] [anbrechen] [Vorräte, eine Flasche, einen großen Geldschein zu verbrauchen beginnen] | |
2 Wörter: Substantive |
| cloth. baggy pants [too big, shapeless] | schlotternde Hosen {pl} [Schlotterhosen] | |
| astron. Big Bounce [also: big bounce] [cosmology] | Big Bounce {m} [Kosmologie] | |
| astron. Big Crunch [also: big crunch] [cosmology] | Big Crunch {m} [Kosmologie] | |
| hunting TrVocab. Big Five [big five game animals] | Big Five {pl} [Großwild] | |
| gastr. Big Mac® | Big Mac® {m} [früher: Big Mäc] | |
| astron. Big Rip [also: big rip] [cosmology] | Big Rip {m} [Kosmologie] | |
| Big Tech | Big Tech {pl} [meist ohne Artikel] [Tech Giants, Big Four, Big Five] | |
| comm. furniture shop [big] | Möbelhaus {n} | |
3 Wörter: Andere |
| a tad too ... {adv} [e.g. big] [coll.] | eine Spur zu ... [z. B. groß] | |
| This is it. [This is the big moment] [coll.] | Jetzt kommt's drauf an. [ugs.] | |
3 Wörter: Substantive |
| big fat conk [Br.] [coll.] [big nose] | Knolle {f} [ugs.] [große Nase] | |
| math. big Picard theorem [also: Picard's big theorem] | großer Satz {m} von Picard | |
| ecol. hist. the Great Stink [London 1858] [also: the Big Stink] | der Große Gestank {m} | |
| urban working class district [in a big city] | Arbeiterbezirk {m} | |
4 Wörter: Verben |
| to be in a tear [coll.] [big hurry] | in großer Eile sein | |
| to be in store for sb. [e.g. "A big surprise is in store for Jim."] | jdm. winken [fig.] [z. B.: "Jim winkt eine große Überraschung."] | |
4 Wörter: Substantive |
| the Voice of Britain [coll.] [chimes of Big Ben] | die Stimme {f} Britanniens [fig.] [Glockenschlag von Big Ben] | |
| Worms Fried Fish Festival [big funfair at the Rhine] | Wormser Backfischfest {n} | |
5+ Wörter: Andere |
| quote Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear, well, he eats you. [The Big Lebowski] | Es gibt Tage, da verspeist man den Bären, und Tage, da wird man eben vom Bären verspeist. | |
| film quote This is not 'Nam. This is bowling. There are rules. [The Big Lebowski] | Dies ist nicht Vietnam, sondern Bowling. Da gibt es Regeln. | |
5+ Wörter: Verben |
| mus. to play the big drum / drums | pauken [in einer Big Band] | |
Fiktion (Literatur und Film) |
| film lit. F Big Trouble [novel: Dave Barry, film: Barry Sonnenfeld] | Jede Menge Ärger [dt. Romantitel auch: Big Trouble] | |
| film F The Million Pound Note [Ronald Neame] [US title: Man with a Million / Big Money] | Sein größter Bluff [Alternativtitel: Big Money - Die Macht des Geldes] | |
Taxa/Spezies (Tiere, Pflanzen, Pilze) |
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| zool. T | | |
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