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Перевод: oversize

[прилагательное]
больше обычного размера; завышенного габарита;
[существительное]
очень большой размер

Тезаурус:

1. All press-formed skin panels came oversize and undrilled; other panels were cut from sheet.
2. Classics of their day, from top to bottom: 1927 Onoto Pump filler; 1910 Conklin Crescent Filler No 50; 1924 Onoto Pump Filler; 1937 Conway Stewart Dinkie; 1930 Chilton Pump Filler; 1931 Wahl Deco Band; 1930s Namiki; 1931 Beaumel Combination; 1935 Wahl Doric Oversize; 1935 Conklin Nozac; 1930 Le Boeuf No 8; 1935 Wahl Doric; 1939 Eversharp Skyline
3. High on technology, the Ghost OS and SM (Supermidsize and Oversize), feature Arch Section technology, and concept inspired of Gothic and Romanesque architecture, no less.
4. The four legs and four rails that will make up the seat-jointing section are cut oversize so that they can be cut in half.
5. He is making a commendable effort to appear nonchalant and relaxed, despite the oversize top hat in his hand and the obtrusive stunted tree and rustic stile provided by the photographer, Mr. G. Diviani, in his Holloway Road studio opposite the Caledonian Church.
6. Available in mid and oversize, the racket retails for 169.
7. Among primates again, large species like the baboon tend to have extra-large canine teeth, just as large deer have oversize antlers.
8. One wore an oversize silk jockey's cap with a little teddy bear pinned to it.
9. Ebony and Ivory is a celebration of the ever popular black and white fashion, with designs that vary from a striking oversize plaid sweater, an ivory design with unusual slip stitch yoke, bands and Swiss-darned abstract art, to child's "blackboard" with a stimulated chalk drawing of a tipsy looking cat.
10. Teachers ready to walk out in "oversize" classes protest
11. Drill a hole just oversize for the bolt head diameter, about to in deep.
12. Together, they heaved the oversize coffee table, with its burden of unread art books, out of the way, and pulled up chairs.
13. Wander through Hackney or Dalston, Ladbroke Grove or Battersea, and there are hundreds, even thousands of Normskis, all in oversize Chipie jeans and Fila trainers, with a crop of baby dreads sprouting from their heads.