0 big -- stor
1 free, not captured -- på frifot
an escaped tiger at large in the neighborhood en rømt tiger på frifot i nabolaget
criminals at large forbrytere på frifot
3 great in size, amount etc; not small -- stor, rommelig, omfattende
This is a large professional group in primary care and was not adequately represented in the questionnaire survey.
Nonetheless, ratios of post-harvest weights to pre-harvest weights reinforced the view that weight fluctuations were not uniformly large.
Because a significant portion of the labour force was becoming redundant, pauperization loomed large.
Physically, this is because, on average, the mean shear causes larger separation between particle pairs so that larger eddies disperse them.
The abolitionist was, constitutionally speaking, neither officer nor prisoner and as a consequence may stand for the ordinary citizen - "society," the people at large.
While there are no particular names by category, crickets are divided into two groups: large, ordinary crickets and non-ordinary.
Both are large-scale genres, often - though not necessarily - showcasing either the orchestra as a whole or individual players or sections within it.
The plans sometimes symbolize more than they explain, especially where large black surfaces representing the earth graphically detract from our reading of space and form.
