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1 numeroso agg
[nume'roso] numeroso (-a)1) numerous, manyci sono stati numerosi casi di morbillo quest'anno — there have been numerous cases of measles this year
2) (folla, famiglia) large -
2 numeroso
agg [nume'roso] numeroso (-a)1) numerous, manyci sono stati numerosi casi di morbillo quest'anno — there have been numerous cases of measles this year
2) (folla, famiglia) large
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