(Adjective) ogromny, kolosalny, niezwykły, fantastyczny, olbrzymi, zadziwiająco wielki;
adj (enormous) ogromny, kolosalny
ogromny, olbrzymi, zadziwiająco wielki, kolosalny
adj form. ogromny
zdumiewający, cudowny
CUDOWNY
BAJOŃSKI
OGROMNY
KOLOSALNY
zadziwiająco wielki
(far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree
"a night of exceeding darkness"
"an exceptional memory"
"olympian efforts to save the city from bankruptcy"
"the young Mozart's prodigious talents")
rzadki, nieczęsty
synonim: exceeding
synonim: exceptional
synonim: olympian
synonim: surpassing
zdumiewający
Przykłady użycia
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She's been writing songs at a prodigious rate for a few years and had become a fixture performing in local folk clubs and festivals but wanted to find a bigger stage.
Winston Churchill's vast archive - everything from school reports and wagers about his prodigious drinking to a personal copy of the "finest hour" speech - will be digitised and offered online, it will be announced today.
Initially, Steranko's drawing, like that of so many who kickstarted their career at Marvel during the late 60s, was heavily derivative of the "king of comics", Jack Kirby - a one-man powerhouse who contributed more then anyone to Marvel in its glory years, with his prodigious output, remarkable imagination and aggressive, muscular style.
After his death, Socrates's ideas had a prodigious impact on both western and eastern civilisation.
They who have had the acrobats, and the Prodigious Bull!
Oni, którzy mieli akrobatów i Zdumiewającego Byka!
Either that, or he's a prodigious great mew.
Naprawdę? Chyba, że jest jakąś niezwykle wielką mewą.
With his waggish humour and prodigious strength,
Dzięki swojemu szaleńczemu poczuciu humoru oraz kolosalnej sile,