large
lɑ:dʒn. a garment size for a large person · a. above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent · s. fairly large or important in effect; influential
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We learned that during the Soviet Union, Moldova was the largest wine producer and produced the majority of the wine inside of the Soviet Union, which was absolutely massive.
我们了解到在苏联时期，摩尔多瓦是最大的葡萄酒生产国，生产了苏联境内大部分的葡萄酒，规模极其庞大。
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But if you don't want yours to roast that deeply, you can simply cut those things into larger pieces.
但如果你不想烤得那么深，你可以简单地把它们切成大块。
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Probably could have used a large pot.
本来应该用个大锅的。
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It's the fact that there is this large outstanding obligation that doesn't care if your income goes down, if you lose your job, if the tenant stops paying.
事实是，存在着这样一笔巨大的未偿债务，它不会管你的收入是否下降、是否失业，或者租客是否停止支付租金。
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So base Pixel 11 has a new larger primary and telephoto camera, and these Pixel 11 Pros also have even larger, better primary sensors and 5x telephotos.
所以基础版Pixel 11配备了新的更大的主摄和长焦摄像头，而这些Pixel 11 Pro还配备了更大、更好的主传感器和5倍长焦摄像头。
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