Definition
Definition of extra large - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sizelarger than the standard large size
- He bought an extra large shirt.
2.
very bigsignificantly larger than usual
- The extra large pizza was enough for everyone.
Expressions with extra large
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larger than extra large in size
He bought an extra extra large shirt.
extremely large size, often in clothing
He bought an extra extra extra large shirt.
Terms with extra large included in their meaning
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abr: extra large
size larger than large in clothing
abr: extra extra large
very large clothing size bigger than XL
acr: large
bigger than medium but smaller than extra-large
abr: Extra Extra Extra Extra Large
clothing size much larger than XL
extra large
larger than standard size, often the largest available
furniture
large soft chair with extra padding
materials
steel alloy containing a relatively large amount of carbon for extra hardness
orchestra
large lute with extended neck, extra bass courses, often double-necked
Examples of extra large in a sentence
She ordered an extra large coffee to start her day. She wore an extra large sweater to stay warm. They ordered an extra large coffee to share.
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- French:très grand, énorme, ...
- German:extra groß, ...
- Italian:extra large, gigante, ...
- Spanish:extra grande, ...
- Portuguese:extra grande, muito grande, ...
- Chinese:特大号的, 特大号, ...
- Japanese:特大の, 非常に大きい, ...
- Arabic:إِكْسْتْرَا لَارْج, ضَخْم جِدّاً, ...
- Hebrew:גָּדוֹל בִּמְיֻחָד, אֶקְסְטְרָה לָארְג, ...
- Russian:очень большой, ...
- Ukrainian:дуже великий, надзвичайно великий, ...
- Hindi:बहुत बड़ा, अत्यंत बड़ा, ...
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