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1 большой
grand, grande adj; ( крупный) gros, grosse adjбольшой палец — pouce m
* * *1) grand; gros (крупный, значительный)большо́й го́род — grande ville
больши́е глаза́ — grands yeux
больша́я семья́ — famille nombreuse
большо́й вы́бор — grand choix
больши́е де́ньги — grosse ( или forte) somme (d'argent)
большо́е число́ — grand nombre
2) (по силе, интенсивности)больша́я ско́рость — grande vitesse
больша́я ра́дость — grande joie
большо́й успе́х — grand succès
больша́я по́льза — grand profit
с больши́м трудо́м — avec une grande peine
большо́е удово́льствие — grand plaisir
3) (замечательный, выдающийся) grandбольшо́й писа́тель — grand écrivain
большо́й учёный — grand savant
4) ( взрослый) grand, adulteбольшо́й ма́льчик — grand garçon
5) ( важный) importantбольшо́й секре́т — grand secret
большо́й вопро́с — question importante
••большо́й па́лец — pouce m (руки́); gros orteil (ноги́)
больша́я бу́ква — majuscule f, lettre majuscule ( или capitale)
с большо́й бу́квы — avec une majuscule
Большо́й теа́тр — le Bolchoï de Moscou
большо́й руки́ разг. — de première classe, de premier ordre
* * *adj1) gener. considérable, de taille, fort, haut, volumineux, spacieux, gros, pépère, grand2) colloq. rude, maître, maîtresse3) liter. vaste, large4) IT. majeur5) simpl. gras -
2 крупное животное как объект охоты
крупное животное как объект охоты
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big game
Large wild animals that weigh typically more than 30 lb when fully grown, hunted for food, sport or profit. (Source: CORBIT / AMHER)
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3 сельское хозяйство и животноводство
сельское хозяйство и животноводство
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agriculture and cattle industry
Large scale growing of crops and livestock grazing for profit. (Source: RRDA)
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