great
 adjective
 gran
EN He brought forth a great stone jar of whisky from the locker and filled the decanter slowly, bending now and then to see how much he had poured in.
GL Tirou del un gran frasco de barro cheo de uísque e encheu lentamente a botella, inclinándose de cando en vez para ver se vertera dabondo.
 Fonte: RET (591)
grande
EN His people had once been great makers of songs so that everything they saw or thought or did or heard became a song.
GL No seu pobo houbera unha vez tan grandes creadores de cancións que podían converter en canto todo o que vían, pensaban, facían ou oían.
Fonte: PER (21)
importante
EN Apart from this, there are a great many people here who would like to meet you, and I want to arrange a cocktail party for early next week.
GL Ademais, hai moita xente importante que desexa saudalo e vou facer todo o posible para dar un cóctel a vindeira semana.
Fonte: TER (961)
estupendo
EN Aleck, ever watchful saw a great and risky chance, and took a daring flyer.
GL Pois Aleck, sempre á espreita, percibiu unha oportunidade estupenda, se ben arriscada, e tentou a sorte con valentía.
Fonte: LEG (386)
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