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larger

adjective (large, larger, largest); comparative of large

«larger» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Larger means bigger than another one. tree →
  2. A larger number is one that is more than another number. tree →

In the lessons

compares two amounts: which is larger, larger by how many; in maths: the larger number, the larger part, the larger fraction; in science: larger animals or planets; in everyday life: a larger size of clothes or drink; phrases: «larger than», «larger than life» (very lively and exciting)

Examples

  • Which number is larger, 47 or 74? tree →
  • The larger box holds 12 more. tree →
  • The larger piece is twice the smaller. tree →
  • A number is 5 larger than 9. tree →
  • Jupiter is larger than the Earth. tree →
  • Can I have a larger size, please? tree →
  • An elephant is larger than a horse. tree →
  • The larger the group, the longer it takes to choose. tree →
  • Every day it grew larger and more beautiful. tree →

Note

«Larger by» means add the difference; «how much larger» means subtract. Sign: 74 > 47 (the open side faces the larger number). Trap: a fraction with a larger bottom number is smaller (1/8 < 1/4).

On Mova

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