Engl. Fund;
ā cane nōn māgnō saepe tenētur aper | even a weaker often becomes master of a stronger, even a small dog often hunts a big boar |
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alterum tantum | twice as big, twice as large |
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arrogāns, arrogantis m | show-off, braggart, dazzler, big talker, big mouth, wannabe, braggart, blowhard, self-promoter, patterer, blowhard |
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bacciballum, bacciballī n | word of uncertain meaning, found only in Petron 61, big noodle |
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bis tantō | twice as big, twice as much |
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bis tantum | twice as big, twice as much |
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caelum ac terrās mīsceō | sweep everything from top to bottom, sweep the lowest to the top, make a big noise, overturn everything |
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celeber conventus | great gathering, big meeting |
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concupīscis, quae nōn capis | you desire what is too big for you |
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cor alicuī perfrīgefaciō | give someone a big fright, give someone a cold shiver, give someone a chill |
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dīligenter dō operam, ut... | make a big effort to, , , , |
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megalopolis, megalopolis f | big city |
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multum (plūs, plūrimum) valeō apud aliquem | have a big (quite big, biggest) influence on someone, have great (pretty big, biggest) prestige with someone |
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parturīre, parturiō, parturīvī | desire to bring forth, be in travail, be in labor, be big with any thing, be pregnant with any thing, brood over, meditate, purpose, be anxious, be concerned, bring forth, produce, yield, generate, conceive, imagine |
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ūnus dē multīs | one from the crowd, one from many, one from the big bunch |
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