larger

larger — 形容詞

1. comparative form of 'large' — describes something that is bigger in size, amount

1.形容詞A1
釋義

較大的

尺寸、數量或規模比另一物更大

comparative form of 'large' — describes something that is bigger in size, amount, or number than another thing being compared.

例句

Ife's apartment in Lagos is much larger than mine.

Ife 在拉哥斯的公寓比我的大多了。

comparison: larger than [noun]

The vet said the puppy will grow into a much larger dog.

獸醫說這隻小狗以後會長成一隻體型大得多的狗。

attributive: a larger [noun]

同義詞
  • bigger

    more general everyday word; works for size, importance, age

  • greater

    more formal; common with numbers, amounts, and abstract qualities

  • wider

    implies extension across (a wider range, a wider audience), not pure size

反義詞
  • smaller

    the direct opposite for size or amount

  • tinier

    informal; suggests very small, often charming

文法句型

larger than [noun]

a larger [noun]

用法筆記

Only sense covered here is the regular comparative of 'large'. For the fixed phrase 'larger than life', see the idioms section.

常見錯誤

Tokyo is more large than Osaka.
Tokyo is larger than Osaka.
💡single-syllable and short adjectives like 'large' use the -er form, not 'more large'.
My room is larger of his.
My room is larger than his.
💡the comparison preposition after 'larger' is 'than', not 'of'.

larger — 動詞