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I Adj.1. generous; geh mit dem Geld / Platz etc. nicht zu großzügig um don’t be too generous with the money / space etc.* * *open-handed (Adj.); bounteous (Adj.); freehanded (Adj.); liberal (Adj.); largely (Adv.); easygoing (Adj.); unsparing (Adj.); handsome (Adj.); bountiful (Adj.); lordly (Adj.); generous (Adj.); broadminded (Adj.)* * *groß|zü|gig1. adjgenerous; (= weiträumig) spacious; Plan large-scale, ambitious; (inf = ungenau) generous, liberal2. advgenerously; (= spendabel) magnanimously; (= weiträumig) spaciously* * *(ready to allow others to think or act as they choose without criticizing them: a broad-minded headmaster.) broad-minded* * *groß·zü·gigI. adj1. (generös) generousein \großzügiges Trinkgeld a generous [or handsome] tip2. (nachsichtig) lenientein \großzügiger Plan a large-scale planII. adv1. (generös) generously2. (nachsichtig) leniently3. (weiträumig) spaciously* * *1.1) generous; generous, handsome < tip>2) (in großem Stil) grand and spacious <building, gardens, etc.>; generous, liberal < working conditions>; large-scale < measures>2.1) generouslysich großzügig über etwas (Akk.) hinwegsetzen — be broad-minded enough to disregard something
* * *A. adj1. generous;geh mit dem Geld/Platz etcB. adv generously etc; → A;sich großzügig verhalten behave generously* * *1.1) generous; generous, handsome < tip>2) (in großem Stil) grand and spacious <building, gardens, etc.>; generous, liberal < working conditions>; large-scale < measures>2.1) generouslysich großzügig über etwas (Akk.) hinwegsetzen — be broad-minded enough to disregard something
* * *(Charakter) adj.liberal adj. adj.bounteous adj.broad minded adj.generous adj.liberal adj.lordly adj.noble adj.permissive adj.tolerant adj. adv.bounteously adv.freehandedly adv.generously adv.
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