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горизонтальное
große

grands-parents [gʀɑ͂paʀɑ͂] SOST mpl

grands-parents

arrière-arrière-grands-parents [aʀjɛʀaʀjɛʀgʀɑ͂paʀɑ͂] SOST mpl

arrière-grands-parents [aʀjɛʀgʀɑ͂paʀɑ͂] SOST mpl

I. grand(e) [gʀɑ͂, gʀɑ͂d] AGG antep

1. grand:

grand(e) arbre
grand(e) jambe, avenue

2. grand (plus âgé):

3. grand (nombreux):

grand(e) famille, foule, choix

4. grand (extrême):

grand(e) menteur, rêveur
grand(e) buveur, fumeur, mangeur
grand(e) travailleur
grand(e) collectionneur

5. grand (bien rempli):

6. grand (intense):

grand(e) joie
grand(e) bruit, cri, rire
grand(e) vent
grand(e) vent
grand(e) coup de poing
grand(e) soupir

7. grand (important, fameux):

grand(e) vin

8. grand (respectable):

9. grand (généreux):

grand(e) âme, cœur
grands sentiments

10. grand (exagéré):

faire de grands gestes
prendre de grands airs

locuzioni:

II. grand(e) [gʀɑ͂, gʀɑ͂d] AVV

ouvrir tout grand qc [ou qc tout(e) grand]

III. grand(e) [gʀɑ͂, gʀɑ͂d] SOST m(f)

1. grand:

Große(r) f(m)
jeu pour petits et grands

2. grand (célébrité):

3. grand pl POL:

les sept Grands

4. grand pl ECON:

grand-angle <grands-angles> [gʀɑ͂tɑ͂gl] SOST m

Weitwinkel nt colloq

grand-angulaire <grands-angulaires> [gʀɑ͂tɑ͂gylɛʀ] SOST m

Weitwinkel nt colloq

grand-chose [gʀɑ͂ʃoz]

I. grand-croix <grand-croix> [gʀɑ͂kʀwa] SOST f (décoration)

II. grand-croix <grands-croix> [gʀɑ͂kʀwa] SOST m (personne)

grand-duc <grands-ducs> [gʀɑ͂dyk] SOST m

grand-ducal [gʀɑ͂dykal] AGG Belg (luxembourgeois)

grand-duché <grands-duchés> [gʀɑ͂dyʃe] SOST m

grand-faim [gʀɑ͂fɛ͂] SOST f

grand-guignolesque <grand-guignolesques> [gʀɑ͂giɲɔlɛsk] AGG

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De cette maison-là, je ne peux pas dire grand-chose puisque je suis en train de la faire.
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Cette gesticulation effrénée ne sert à pas grand-chose.
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On ne sait pas grand-chose à propos de lui.
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Stipe déclara plus tard que les paroles qu’il chantait sur les trois premiers albums ne voulaient pas dire grand-chose.
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Ils ne sont que 2 ou 3 % de la population, et leurs formations ne signifient pas grand-chose en tant que telles aux électeurs.
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