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huge

huge

Meaning of huge

English

very large in size, amount, or degree

Deutsch

Sehr, sehr groß, z. B. ein Elefant oder ein Problem.

huge

Pronunciation

British English
/hjuːdʒ/
American English
/hjuːdʒ/

huge with German translation

huge usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

The house has a huge yard.

Das Haus hat einen riesigen Garten.

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

The tree is huge and old.

Der Baum ist riesig und alt.

huge synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between huge, massive, enormous, vast, immense, giant, and big

massive
🇬🇧English

very common, often informal; also heavy and solid

very often

ENWe ate a massive pizza last night.

enormous
🇬🇧English

the same, slightly stronger and more formal

often

ENThe whale was enormous.

V
🇬🇧English
vast

about large areas, spaces or amounts

often

ENA vast field stretched to the horizon.

I
🇬🇧English
immense

very large; more formal

rare word

ENThe project took immense effort.

G
🇬🇧English
giant

giant-sized; used before a noun

often

ENThe kids built a giant snowman.

G
🇬🇧English
gigantic

even stronger and more emotional

rare word

ENA gigantic wave hit the ship.

Advanced: broader words

B
🇬🇧English
big

just big; weaker

very often

ENThey live in a big house.

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Questions about this word

What does huge mean?

very large in size, amount, or degree

How do you pronounce huge?

huge is pronounced [hjuːdʒ].

How is huge used in a sentence?

Das Haus hat einen riesigen Garten. Translation: The house has a huge yard.

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