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How do you say large or heavy in French?

Here are some ways to say "large" or "heavy" in French, depending on the context:

Large:

* Grand: This is the most common and general term for "large".

* Gros: This implies a large size, often with a connotation of thickness or bulkiness.

* Énorme: This means "huge" or "enormous".

* Immense: This refers to a vast size, often used for things like landscapes or the ocean.

* Vast: This translates directly to "vast" and is used for things that are very large in extent.

Heavy:

* Lourd: This is the general term for "heavy".

* Pesant: This can be used for weight, but also for something that feels emotionally heavy.

* Épais: This implies something that is thick and heavy.

* Massif: This means "massive" and refers to something that is very large and heavy.

Examples:

* Un grand arbre (A large tree)

* Une grosse voiture (A big car)

* Un énorme gâteau (A huge cake)

* Une lourde boîte (A heavy box)

* Un pesant silence (A heavy silence)

It's important to consider the context and the specific meaning you want to convey when choosing the appropriate word.

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