- immense im·mense adj
- [ɪ'mɛns]
(distance) smisurato (-a), (size, difference) enorme, (enjoyment) immenso (-a)
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immense im·mense adj
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immense — im•mense [[t]ɪˈmɛns[/t]] adj. 1) vast; immeasurable: an immense territory[/ex] 2) splendid; excellent • Etymology: 1400–50; late ME < L immēnsus= im +mēnsus, ptp. of mētīrī to measure im•mense′ly, adv. im•mense′ness, n. syn: See huge … From formal English to slang
immense — im|mense [ıˈmens] adj [Date: 1400 1500; : French; Origin: Latin immensus, from mensus measured ] extremely large = ↑enormous ▪ People who travel by rail still read an immense amount. ▪ Regular visits from a social worker can be of immense value… … Dictionary of contemporary English
immense — im·mense || ɪ mens adj. enormous, massive, colossal; boundless, immeasurable; excellent (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
im|mense´ness — im|mense «ih MEHNS», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. very big; huge; vast: »An ocean is an immense body of water. SYNONYM(S): enormous. See syn. under huge. (Cf. ↑huge) 2. Informal. very good; … Useful english dictionary
im|mense — «ih MEHNS», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. very big; huge; vast: »An ocean is an immense body of water. SYNONYM(S): enormous. See syn. under huge. (Cf. ↑huge) 2. Informal. very good; … Useful english dictionary
PRÉBENDE — Ensemble de biens et de revenus destinés à l’entretien d’un chanoine séculier. Lorsque les clercs vivant autour de l’évêque abandonnent, à l’époque carolingienne, la vie communautaire, il faut procéder à un partage des biens de l’Église, dont les … Encyclopédie Universelle
abbatial — abbatial, iale, iaux [ abasjal, jo ] adj. • abbacial 1404; lat. ecclés. abbatialis ♦ Qui appartient à l abbé, à l abbesse ou à l abbaye. Fonctions abbatiales. Église abbatiale. N. f. Église principale d une abbaye. Une abbatiale gothique. ●… … Encyclopédie Universelle
