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Meanings of big in anglès
Exhibiting self-importance.
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Examples for "large"
Examples for "large"
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Conclusions: Foodborne diseases result in a large disease burden, particularly in children.
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She said it was disturbing given the large number of reported cases.
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Polish authorities, however, said the risk of large scale flooding had receded.
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Furthermore, HFMD often affects a large number of infants and young children.
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There are large potential markets, off Europe, the United States and China.
Given or giving freely.
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Usage of big in anglès
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We still have big water issues following the Havelock North water crisis.
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No idea what half those big words mean but, yes, good point.
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The paper sheds new light on a big issue for technology companies.
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The big question now is: Can Quora really hope to answer everything?
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New firms offering 'big data' solutions to bond traders continue to emerge.
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A prime example is Goldman Sachs, the big-name New York financial house.
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Activity fell in Europe, though, after several big bank fundraisings last year.
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The message is clear: big bang Friday was a good day's work.
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But ranchers' land rights became big news recently, through one extreme example.
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In the past year we've seen quite a big change in attitudes.
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Swiss authorities earlier in the day banned big events on health concerns.
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New targets still represent a big premium to Goldman's recent market value.
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New investors therefore know they may have no say over big decisions.
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The seventh year is called the Sabbath year, and big things happen.
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So the question is: How big of a problem is that, really?
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The big question is whether anything will change in the longer term.
