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Definition of large-grained - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
textureTECH. having visibly large particles or componentsTECH.
- The large-grained sand felt rough underfoot.
- The large-grained wood was perfect for carving.
- She admired the large-grained texture of the fabric.
Origin of large-grained
Latin, largus (abundant) + granum (grain)
Terms with large-grained included in their meaning
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seasoning
large-grained salt with no additives used in cooking or koshering meats
soil
loose and large-grained in consistency
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- French:grossier, ...
- German:grobkörnig, ...
- Italian:a grana grossa, ...
- Spanish:de grano grueso, ...
- Portuguese:granuloso, ...
- Chinese:大颗粒的, ...
- Japanese:大粒の, ...
- Arabic:كَبِير الحَبّات, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל גַּרְגִּירִים גְּדוֹלִים, ...
- Russian:крупнозернистый, ...
- Ukrainian:велика зерниста, ...
- Hindi:बड़े कण वाला, ...
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