large it UK
lɑrdʒ ɪt
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Definition of large it - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
enthusiastic activitiesUKengage in activities with great enthusiasmUK
  • They decided to large it at the festival.
carouse celebrate revel
2.
extravagant celebrationUKcelebrate in an extravagant wayUK
  • We are going to large it for his birthday.
celebrate revel
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large target
something so large it cannot be missed
money influence
large amount of money or the power it brings
marketing
bring into wider trade, often modifying it for large-scale buyers
very large
be so large it could get its own postal code
business
company that controls another company by owning a large share of it
technology
IT services for large organizations
bulkiness
quality of being large or heavy, making it hard to move
size
impossible to measure because it is extremely large

Examples of large it in a sentence

  • After exams, the students decided to large it.
  • They decided to large it after winning the championship.
  • The team will large it at the end of the season.

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  1. French:faire la fête, fêter, ...
  2. German:sich begeistern, groß feiern, ...
  3. Italian:divertirsi alla grande, festeggiare alla grande, ...
  4. Spanish:darle con todo, celebrar a lo grande, ...
  5. Portuguese:curtir, festejar em grande, ...
  6. Chinese:尽情狂欢, 大肆庆祝, ...
  7. Japanese:大いに楽しむ, 派手に祝う, ...
  8. Arabic:احْتَفَلَ بِبَذَخ, اِحْتَفَلَ بِبَذَخ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִתְפָּרֵעַ, לַחֲגוֹג בְּגָדוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:отрываться по полной, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відриватися по повній, ...
  12. Hindi:जमकर मस्ती करना, भव्य जश्न मनाना, ...
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