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Meanings of very capacious in English
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Usage of very capacious in English
1
The chairs were of an antiquated fashion, and had very capacious seats.
2
At this time (1866), the building, which was very capacious, was not occupied.
3
The bedrooms, kitchens, refectory and outoffices are very capacious, and, what is rather unusual in France, clean and comfortable.
4
Appropriately configure the seats, by using their fold-flat function, and total luggage capacity can swell to a very capacious 1755-litres.
5
It is chiefly built of brick, and is very capacious, more so than any other royal palace in the British empire.
6
The bowl is very capacious, sufficiently so to admit of the complete immersion of a child of two or three months old.
7
The infantry barracks-Cuarteldel Infanteria-isalso a building of modern construction, dating from 1848; and, though of simple architecture, it is very capacious.
8
It is very capacious and well sheltered from the vendavals-whetherthe southeast, and southwest, the west, and west-southwest ,orthe north-northeastand north winds.
9
Jugglers used to exhibit in the concert-room, which was very capacious, as it would hold at least 800 to 1000 persons.