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голем, крупен* * *n. 1. голем a big fool (mistake, profit) голем будала (грешка, добивка); a big man човек со голем раст; a big responsibility голема одговорност; (colloq.) big money многу пари; the big hand (on a clock) големата стрелка (на часовник); (colloq.) to have a big mouth имање на долг (голем) јазик; those shoes are too big for you овие чевли ти се големи; in a big way на висока нога; (pol.) the big five голема петторка;2. крупен; голем big business голем бизнис; big headlines главни наслови; a big deal голем договор (зделка);3. misc.; *as big as a house огромен; they gave him a big hand го поздравија со долготраен аплауз; big talk фалење; a big heart широко срце; the big toe палец (на нога); big news важна вест (новост); a big joke нешто смешно; *he got too big for his boots се направи важен, се вообрази; big with child бремена; the big picture општа ситуација; (hist., pol.) the Big Stick сила на оружјето; (colloq. mil.): big brass повисок офицер; big stuff тешка борбена техника; a big brother постар брат; big II adv (colloq.) фалбаџиво; he talks big тој се фали; to think big да се биде полн со иницијативаadj. голем, крупен, висок;2. возрасен;3. важен, з&
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