grand, grande
que es grande means "what is big" in spanish.
"Hay que soñar en grande" translates to "One must dream big" in English. It conveys the idea of setting ambitious goals and having big dreams.
Lo que antipatico grande!
'The big question: using what?' = 'La pregunta grande: usando que?' (accent on final 'e')
"Que grande eres" in Spanish translates to "How great you are" in English. It is a phrase used to compliment or praise someone's achievements or qualities.
tienes un gran hambre que alimentar
It means "What is there in the big cities?"
"Lo grande que eres" translates to "how great you are" in English. It is typically used to express admiration or praise for someone's actions, qualities, or achievements.
A dire wolf is a wolf that lived quite some time ago. There was nothing too special about it, but it no longer exists. Another possible animal you may be talking about is the fantasy, Dire wolf. That wolf is commonly mentioned in D&D as well as many other games and books. This fantasy Dire wolf is nothing like the actual dire wolf, besides its wolfness. The actual dire wolf was not a spawn of evil or some huge wolf ridden by goblins. The real thing was just a big wolf. it was a wolf that was to the normal wolf what the tiger is to the lion bigger stronger faster lonlier. The Dire wolf was about as tall as the smallest gray wolf today is (just a little over 24inches at the shoulder). The thing is, they were really heavy, but the average gray wolf alive today towers over it.
Dire wolf, saber toothed cats, modern big cats and wolves, coyotes.
El sombrero que recibí para navidad es demasiado grande.
In English, "est-ce que tu as une grande famille ou une petite famille" translates to "Do you have a large family or a small family?" The phrase is asking about the size of someone's family, whether they have many relatives or just a few.