grande

/ˈɡɾande/, [ˈɡɾãn̪.d̪e]

big, great

Adjective grande (plural grandes) superlative: grandísimo/el mayor

(after the noun or predicatively) big, large
(before a plural noun) great
(about human age) aged, old

Mi papá ya es muy grande para hacer eso.

My dad is now a bit old to do that.

Noun grande m (plural grandes)

Examples

La novia de tu mejor amigo es tan grande como una ballena.

Your best friend's girlfriend is as big as a whale.

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La habitación de Tom no es muy grande.

Tom's room isn't very large.

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Esta casa no es muy grande.

This house is not very big.

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Mi habitación es el doble de grande que la suya.

My room is twice as big as his.

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¿Qué ciudad es más grande, Boston o Chicago?

Which city is larger, Boston or Chicago?

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Este automóvil es tan grande como aquel.

This car is as big as that car.

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Tom desearía tener un auto más grande.

Tom wishes he had a bigger car.

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Tenemos un perro grande.

We have a big dog.

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Esta manzana es grande.

That apple is big.

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El más grande frecuentemente gana.

The bigger man often wins.

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