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Перевод: prodigious

[прилагательное]
удивительный; изумительный; чудесный; огромный; громадный; невероятный; чудовищный

Тезаурус:

1. Modern scientific excavation techniques yield prodigious quantities of data, and the abilities of even quite simple personal computer database programs to organise, tabulate and sort this information offer the archaeologist very obvious benefits.
2. Mixed with an old-fashioned respect for education, this means that tens of thousands of new jobs have to be generated each year to keep up with the prodigious output of mothers and universities.
3. For years I cut the grass - and living on water, grass grows at a prodigious and unnatural rate - and while doing so spent hundreds of man hours considering how I might stop it growing.
4. She apologises for her simplicity, giving a busy woman's reason: "Tis true I write in shortened measure, Because I scrawl but at my leisure; For why? - sublimity of style Takes up a most prodigious while
5. Very soon, even before they went under dome, Arcady surrounded them from horizon to horizon, its size so prodigious that it banished all Ari's ideas of what a city might be.
6. The afternoon round is recorded hole by hole and seemed to be a battle of Braid's prodigious length and power, against Jones' precise iron play.
7. H375 DRV arrived on a cold, wet night, and my first impression was of the prodigious efficacy of the three-speed heater/demister.
8. "Your Shoulders stand prodigious high:
9. Their output has been prodigious - and most of it has been perfectly intelligible, even to those who would rather it were not.
10. He employed five in midfield, where Burns was a prodigious worker.
11. Her relationship with her father, a pushy parent intent on moulding his daughter into a prodigious pianist, is perceptively drawn, as is her self-destructive decision to cut herself off from music after her marriage, where the only outlets for her frustration are manic housework and an unsatisfying affair.
12. It had to take place over a long period, in the face of a prodigious number of uncontrolled variables which were likely to confuse the outcome.
13. The range of reading and reference is prodigious.