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С БОЛЬШИЙ БУКВЫ PrepP Invar nonagreeing postmodif fixed WO(a person, thing, or phenomenon that is) an embodiment of the highest degree of the quality or type described: (spelled) with a capital (letter as specified)with a capital letter.Что вам сказать? Это был Момент, Момент с большой буквы. Это была любовь-молния (Рыбаков 1). What can one say? This was the Moment, with a capital M. It was love at first sight (1a). -
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[PrepP; Invar; nonagreeing postmodif; fixed WO]=====⇒ (a person, thing, or phenomenon that is) an embodiment of the highest degree of the quality or type described:- (spelled) with a capital [letter as specified];- with a capital letter.♦ Что вам сказать? Это был Момент, Момент с большой буквы. Это была любовь-молния (Рыбаков 1). What can one say? This was the Moment, with a capital M. It was love at first sight (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > с большой буквы
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1) ( по размерам) big; (о неодушевл. предметах тж.) largeбольшо́й ма́льчик — big boy
большо́й зал — big / large hall
большо́й промежу́ток — wide interval
большо́е число́ — great / large number
большо́й Ло́ндон [больша́я Москва́ и т.п.] — Greater London [Greater Moscow, etc]
большо́й компью́тер — mainframe (computer)
больши́е де́ньги — a lot of money
2) (значительный, важный; выдающийся) great; bigбольша́я побе́да — great victory
больша́я ра́зница — great difference
больши́е наде́жды — great expectations
большо́й секре́т — big secret
большо́й вопро́с — big issue / problem
3) разг. ( взрослый) grown-up4) (в названиях словарей, энциклопедий) great, comprehensive••большо́й па́лец (пра́вой, ле́вой) руки́ — (right, left) thumb
большо́й па́лец (пра́вой, ле́вой) ноги́ — (right, left) big toe
большо́й би́знес — big business
Большо́й теа́тр — Bolshoi Theatre
большо́й челове́к — 1) ( важная персона) big man / shot / noise; big cheese шутл. 2) ( великодушный человек) big-hearted man
больша́я бу́ква — capital letter
писа́ть слова с большо́й бу́квы — capitalize the word
с большо́й бу́квы (серьёзный, значительный) — spelled with a capital letter
больша́я доро́га — highroad, highway, main road
разбо́йник с большо́й доро́ги — highwayman, highway robber
вы́йти на большу́ю доро́гу — become a highway robber
больша́я кало́рия физ. — large calorie, kilocalorie
большо́й спорт — big-time sports
большо́й экра́н (кинематограф) — the big screen
больша́я земля́ — mainland ( esp as seen by islanders or dwellers of remote settlements)
сде́лать больши́е глаза́ — round one's eyes, affect naïveté (фр.) [naɪ'iːvəteɪ]
де́лать / ходи́ть по-большо́му, ходи́ть по большо́й нужде́ эвф. разг. — go to stool, do number two
большо́му кораблю́ - большо́е пла́вание посл. — a big ship needs a big sea
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