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1 massive
adjective(lit. or fig.) massiv; wuchtig [Statur, Stirn]; gewaltig [Ausmaße, Aufgabe]; enorm [Schulden, Vermögen]* * *['mæsiv]- academic.ru/89020/massively">massively- massiveness* * *mas·sive[ˈmæsɪv]adj riesig, enormif the drought continues, deaths will occur on a \massive scale wenn die Dürre anhält, werden die Todesfälle massiv ansteigen\massive amounts of money riesige [o enorme] Geldsummena \massive heart attack/stroke ein schwerer Herzinfarkt/Schlaganfall* * *['msɪv]adj(= huge) riesig, enorm; task gewaltig; attack, pressure, support, heart attack, stroke massiv; (= bulky, weighty) structure, wall massiv, wuchtig; forehead breit, wuchtig; boxer wuchtig, massighe weighs in at a massive 17 stone — er wiegt beachtliche 108 Kilo
on a massive scale — in riesigem Umfang
the ship was designed on a massive scale —
the symphony is conceived on a massive scale — die Sinfonie or Symphonie ist grandios konzipiert
space research is financed on a massive scale — Raumforschung wird mit riesigen Summen finanziert
* * *massive [ˈmæsıv] adj (adv massively)1. massiv:a) groß und schwer, massigb) gediegen (Gold etc)c) fig wuchtig, klotzigd) fig gewaltig, mächtig, heftig:massive accusations massive Beschuldigungen;massive research gewaltige Forschungsarbeiten pl;on a massive scale in ganz großem Rahmen2. fig schwer(fällig)3. GEOL massiv4. MINER dicht* * *adjective(lit. or fig.) massiv; wuchtig [Statur, Stirn]; gewaltig [Ausmaße, Aufgabe]; enorm [Schulden, Vermögen]* * *adj.massiv adj. -
2 massive
riesig, enorm;if the drought continues, deaths will occur on a \massive scale wenn die Dürre anhält, werden die Todesfälle massiv ansteigen;\massive amounts of money riesige [o enorme] Geldsummen;a \massive heart attack/ stroke ein schwerer Herzinfarkt/Schlaganfall -
3 monumental
adjective1) (massive) gewaltig [Skulptur]; monumental [Plastik, Gemälde, Gebäude]2) (extremely great) kolossal (ugs.)* * *[-'men-]adjective (of great size or scale: a monumental achievement.) gewaltig* * *monu·men·tal[ˌmɒnjəˈmentəl, AM ˌmɑ:njəment̬-]1. (tremendous) gewaltig, kolossal, eindrucksvoll\monumental achievement [or feat] eindrucksvolle Leistung\monumental blunder kolossaler Irrtum, ungeheurer Fehler\monumental effort gewaltige Anstrengung\monumental waste of time ungeheure Zeitverschwendung\monumental victory historisch bedeutsamer Sieg\monumental facade/painting monumentale Fassade/monumentales Gemälde\monumental statuary Monumentalstatuen pl, Monumentalplastiken pl3. (on monuments) Gedenk-, Denkmal-4. (built as monuments) als Denkmal [o Gedenkstätte] errichtet\monumental temple als Gedenkstätte errichteter Tempel* * *["mɒnjʊ'mentl]adj1) (= very great) enorm, monumental (geh); proportions, achievement gewaltig; ignorance, stupidity, error kolossal, ungeheuerlichon a monumental scale, of monumental proportions (disaster, crisis) — von riesigem Ausmaß; building, work of art monumental
2)* * *1. monumental:a) großartig, gewaltig, imposantb) KUNST überlebensgroß:monumental painting Kolossal-, Monumentalgemälde n2. hervorragend, bedeutend (Ereignis etc)3. umg kolossal, Riesen…:4. Denkmal(s)…5. Gedenk…:monumental chapel Gedenkkapelle f6. Grabmal(s)…:monumental mason Steinbildhauer(in)* * *adjective1) (massive) gewaltig [Skulptur]; monumental [Plastik, Gemälde, Gebäude]2) (extremely great) kolossal (ugs.)* * *adj.ganz erheblich adj.
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