GREAT - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

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I. great [Am ɡreɪt, Brit ɡreɪt] ADJ

1.1. great (large in size):

great attr Sg

gran delante del n

great pl

grandes delante del n

the Great Lakes

los Grandes Lagos

1.2. great number/quantity:

great attr Sg

gran delante del n

great pl

grandes delante del n

a great many people

muchísima gente

a great deal of criticism

muchas críticas

the great majority

la gran mayoría

to fall from a great height

caerse de muy alto

we discussed it in great detail

lo discutimos muy minuciosamente or punto por punto

she lived to a great age

vivió hasta una edad muy avanzada

on an even greater scale

incluso a mayor escala

there's a dirty great hole in my sock Brit ugs

tengo un agujerazo en el calcetín ugs

1.3. great attr (profound, intense):

great affection/sorrow/attention/advantage

gran delante del n

with great interest/care

con gran interés/cuidado

great progress has been made

se han hecho grandes progresos

greater help is needed

se necesita más ayuda

2.1. great (important) landowner/occasion/problem:

great attr Sg

gran delante del n

great pl

grandes delante del n

the great houses of England

las grandes mansiones de Inglaterra

the great American novel

la gran novela americana

the Great Fire of London

el gran incendio de Londres

the Great Powers

las grandes potencias

2.2. great (outstanding) man/woman/painter/athlete/author:

great attr Sg

gran delante del n

great pl

grandes delante del n

Catherine the Great

Catalina la Grande

she was destined for great things

estaba predestinada a llegar lejos

2.3. great (genuine, real) friend/rival:

great attr Sg

gran delante del n

great pl

grandes delante del n

it's a great pity you can't come

es una verdadera lástima que no puedas venir

I'm in no great hurry

no tengo mucha prisa

I'm in no great hurry

no estoy muy apurado LatAm

you're a great help! ugs, iron

¡valiente ayuda la tuya! iron

she's leaving — it's no great loss

se va — no se pierde mucho

she has a great eye for detail

tiene muy buen ojo para los detalles

I'm a great fan of yours

soy un gran admirador suyo

I'm a great believer in …

soy un gran partidario de …

she's a great one for ginseng ugs

es una fanática del ginseng

he's a great one for starting arguments ugs

¡es único para empezar discusiones!

he's a great one for starting arguments ugs

para empezar discusiones es (como) mandado a hacer CSur ugs

you great idiot!

¡pedazo de idiota! ugs

3. great (excellent) ugs:

great goal/movie/meal

sensacional

great goal/movie/meal

fabuloso

we had a really great time

lo pasamos fenomenal ugs

the great thing is that you don't need to clean it

lo mejor de todo es que no hay que limpiarlo

he's a really great guy

es un tipo sensacional ugs

he's a really great guy

es un tío sensacional Esp ugs

he was just great about it

se lo tomó muy bien

to be great at sth she's great at chess

juega estupendamente al ajedrez

he's great at mending things

se da mucha maña para hacer arreglos

to be great on sth he's great on pop music

sabe mucho de música pop

as Interj (that's) great!

¡qué bien!

as Interj (that's) great!

¡fenomenal!

as Interj (that's) great!

¡bárbaro! ugs

II. great [Am ɡreɪt, Brit ɡreɪt] SUBST

1. great (outstanding person):

great ugs

estrella f

great ugs

grande mf

2. great (important people) + pl Verb:

the great

la gente importante

the great

los grandes

the great and the good Brit scherzh

las vacas sagradas scherzh

III. great [Am ɡreɪt, Brit ɡreɪt] ADV esp Am ugs

great

fenomenal ugs

great-aunt [Am ˌɡreɪdˈænt, Brit ɡreɪtˈɑːnt] SUBST

great-aunt

tía f abuela

great-grandson [Am ɡreɪtˈɡræn(d)ˌsən, Brit ɡreɪtˈɡransʌn] SUBST

great-grandson

bisnieto m

great-grandson

biznieto m

great-grandparent [Am ɡreɪtˈɡræn(d)ˌpɛrənt, Brit ɡreɪtˈɡranpɛːrənt] SUBST

great-grandparent

bisabuelo m / bisabuela f

great-grandmother [Am ɡreɪtˈɡræn(d)ˌməðər, Brit ɡreɪtˈɡranmʌðə] SUBST

great-grandmother

bisabuela f

great-grandfather [Am ɡreɪtˈɡræn(d)ˌfɑðər, Brit ɡreɪtˈɡranfɑːðə] SUBST

great-grandfather

bisabuelo m

great-niece [ˌɡreɪtˈnis] SUBST

great-niece

sobrina f nieta

great-uncle [Am ˌɡreɪdˈəŋk(ə)l, Brit ɡreɪtˈʌŋk(ə)l] SUBST

great-uncle

tío m abuelo

great toe SUBST

great toe

dedo m gordo (del pie)

great tit SUBST

great tit

herrerillo m mayor

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I. great [greɪt] SUBST

great

grande mf

the great and the good Brit

los grandes y los buenos

Alexander the great

Alejandro m Magno

II. great [greɪt] ADJ

1. great (very big):

great

enorme

a great amount

una gran cantidad

a great deal of time/money

muchísimo tiempo/dinero

a great joy/sadness

una gran alegría/pena

a great many people

muchísima gente

the great majority of people

la gran mayoría (de la gente)

it gives me great pleasure to announce ... form

es un gran placer para mí anunciar...

it is with great sorrow that I tell you of ...

lamento mucho comunicarles que...

2. great (famous and important):

great

famoso, -a

the greatest boxer

el boxeador más destacado

great minds think that ...

las mentes más prestigiosas creen que...

3. great (wonderful):

great

magnífico, -a

to be great at doing sth ugs

ser bueno en algo

she's great at playing tennis ugs

a ella se le da muy bien el tenis

to be a great one for doing sth

encantar a uno hacer algo

it's great to be back home again

es maravilloso estar de nuevo en casa

the great thing about sth/sb is (that)

lo mejor de algo/alguien es (que)

I had a great time with you

lo he pasado fenomenal contigo

great!

¡estupendo!

4. great (very healthy):

great

sano, -a

to feel not all that great

no sentirse demasiado bien

5. great (for emphasis):

you great idiot!

¡pedazo de idiota!

they're great friends

son muy amigos

great big

muy grande

6. great (good):

great

excelente

Peter is a great organiser

Peter es un magnífico organizador

great-great-grandparents SUBST Pl

great-great-grandparents

tatarabuelos m Pl

great-nephew SUBST

great-nephew

sobrino m nieto

great-grandchild SUBST

great-grandchild

bisnieto(-a) m (f)

great-aunt SUBST

great-aunt

tía f abuela

great-grandparents SUBST Pl

great-grandparents

bisabuelos m Pl

great-uncle SUBST

great-uncle

tío m abuelo

great-niece SUBST

great-niece

sobrina f nieta

Great Bear SUBST

Great Bear

Osa f Mayor

Great Britain SUBST

Great Britain

Gran Bretaña f

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I. great [greɪt] SUBST

great

grande mf

Alexander the great

Alejandro m Magno

II. great [greɪt] ADJ

1. great (very big):

great

enorme

a great amount

una gran cantidad

a great deal of time/money

muchísimo tiempo/dinero

a great joy/sadness

una gran alegría/pena

a great many people

muchísima gente

the great majority of people

la gran mayoría (de la gente)

it gives me great pleasure to announce... form

es un gran placer para mí anunciar...

it is with great sorrow that I tell you of...

lamento mucho comunicarles que...

2. great (famous and important):

great

famoso, -a

the greatest boxer

el boxeador más destacado

great minds think alike

las mentes más prestigiosas piensan parecido

3. great (wonderful):

great

magnífico, -a

to be great at doing sth ugs

ser muy bueno en algo

she's great at playing tennis ugs

se le da muy bien el tenis

to be a great one for doing sth

encantar a uno hacer algo

it's great to be back home again

es maravilloso estar de nuevo en casa

the great thing about sth/sb is (that)

lo mejor de algo/alguien es (que)

I had a great time with you

lo he pasado fenomenal contigo

great!

¡estupendo!

4. great (very healthy):

great

sano, -a

to feel great

estar estupendamente

5. great (for emphasis):

they're great friends

son muy amigos

he's a great big...

es un gran(dísimo)...

6. great (good):

great

excelente

Peter is a great organizer

Peter es un magnífico organizador

great-great-grandparents SUBST Pl

great-great-grandparents

tatarabuelos m Pl

great-grandparents SUBST Pl

great-grandparents

bisabuelos m Pl

great-aunt SUBST

great-aunt

tía f abuela

great-grandchild SUBST

great-grandchild

bisnieto(-a) m (f)

great-nephew SUBST

great-nephew

sobrino m nieto

great-niece SUBST

great-niece

sobrina f nieta

great-uncle SUBST

great-uncle

tío m abuelo

Great Depression SUBST

Great Depression

Gran Depresión f

Great Plains

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