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"large; big (long form)" in Dutch

grote

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The Dutch translation for “large; big (long form)” is grote.

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Examples of "large; big (long form)" in use

There are 28 examples of the Dutch word for "large; big (long form)" being used:
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What a big dog!

Wat een grote hond!
Finally the big egg opened.

Eindelijk ging het grote ei open.
London is a big city.

Londen is een grote stad.
You have a large stomach.

Je hebt een grote maag.
There are too many cars in the big cities.

Er zijn te veel wagens in de grote steden.
No, but we do have a large attic.

Nee, maar we hebben wel een grote zolder.
you will vanish like the warm stove, like the delicious roast goose, and the large, glorious Christmas tree.

je verdwijnt evenals de warme kachel, evenals het heerlijke ganzengebraad en de grote, prachtige Kerstboom.
He has big ears.

Hij heeft grote oren.
Tom caught a large fish.

Tom ving een grote vis.
A great hunt was held; the hunters lay around the swamp; yes, some sat up in the branches of the trees, which stretched far over the reed.

Er werd een grote jacht gehouden; de jagers lagen rondom het moeras; ja, enigen zaten boven in de takken der boomen, die zich ver over het riet uitstrekten.

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a big, ugly doll,
A great hunt was held; the hunters lay around the swamp; yes, some sat up in the branches of the trees, which stretched far over the reed.,
a large, old-fashioned key,
a large, plowed field,
and before he well knew how it had happened, he found himself in a large garden, in which fragrant elders bent their long green branches down to the water,
Finally the big egg opened.,
He has big ears.,
He is a big coward.,
He walked to the castle with great strides.,
it is with great sadness,
It shone towards the little girl, as if she was sitting at a large iron stove.,
It turned its head to put it under his wings; but at the same moment there was a terribly big dog close to the duckling.,
It was all one big, blissful haze.,
It were very large slippers, which only her mother had worn so far, that's how big they were.,
large, calloused flat feet,
London is a big city.,
No, but we do have a large attic.,
One evening, just as the sun set amid radiant clouds, there came a large flock of beautiful birds out of the forest,
That’s how it arrived at the great swamp, where the wild ducks lived.,
The last major setback happened on the night of the first February of 1953.
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