large

largē, adv., v. 1. largus fin. A.

largē, Adv. (largus), reichlich, I) im allg. = in reichlichem Maße, dah. auch hinlänglich, ganz gut, ›murtatum‹ dictum est a murta, quod eā large fartum, Varro LL.: mittit homini munera satis large ad usum domesticum, Cic.: large adorare deos, mit vielem Weihrauch, Plin.: large frequentare locum, zahlreich, Plin.: contingi large posse ramo oleae, Plin.: large vagari, weit, Pallad.: u. so large procedere, Aur. Vict.: Attius hoc largius a prisca consuetudine movere coepit, Varro LL.: largius pronuntiare, stärker, derber, Gell.: quibus largissime contigit hoc munus naturae, Plin. – II) in bezug auf den Geber usw. = freigebig, qui large blandust dives pauperi, Plaut.: large effuseque donare alci non pauca, Cic.: pastum animantibus large et copiose comparare (v. der Natur), Cic.: large atque honorifice alqd promittere, Cic.: senatus consultum large factum, mit großen Zugeständnissen, Tac.

large, largiter [CL; in quots., positive ~iter is more common than ~e under 1 ~e alone occurs under 2, 3, 4] 1 a generously, liberally, munificently. b copiously, abundantly, in abundance. a [reges] eleemosynas ~iter dantes Gildas EB 27; tu [Deus] largiter almus, / omnia tu dederas nobis Alcuin Carm. 100. 1. 3; 1012 (12c) cuidam ministro meo ‥ decem cassatos ‥ ~iter tribuo CD 1307; premia militibus ‥ ~issime distribuit Ord. Vit. IV 5 p. 199; quod tibi nil constat dare largius ipse memento L. Durh. Dial. II 105; munificenter, ~e, munifice, dapsiliter ‥ Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 363; cum loculus risum dat coram judice, nisum / perdent obstantes nisi large distribuentes Walt. Wimb. Scel. 73.  b cunctis ‥ quae necessitas poscebat itineris, ~iter subministratis Bede HE V 19 p. 324; largiter his lacrimas tergit ab ore suas [sc. Dominus] (Inscr.) Alcuin Carm. 88. 3. 6; diffusius, i. habundantius ‥, ~ius GlH D 451; spiraculo ineffabili dum forent ~e afflati ‥ proceres [cf. Act. ii 4] Byrht. Man. 244; et [prophetae] solo sermone solo dant largiter [MS: †lagiter] imbrem Wulf. Brev. 294; c1102 ut in alimentis sumendis sorpori ~ius indulgeam Anselm (Ep. 243) IV 153; ferunt [regem] ‥ ~iter epulatum crebrioribus ‥ poculis frontem serenasse W. Malm. GR IV 333 p. 378; in ‥ camisiis aqua ~iter humectatis Ord. Vit. VIII 24 p. 413. 2 (in weakened sense) to a great extent, (w. adj.) very. enixius ‥, ~ius GlC E 208; ~e aridus Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 23 (v. lardum 1b). 3 broadly, widely, extensively. c687 (12c) his xx hidis quos [sic] ego ipse modo partim equitando, modo partim navigando ~e mensus sum CS 844; suam ‥ mentem necesse est ‥ ingressui gratiae caelestis ~ius dilatet Bede Cant. 1159; 1111 terram quam Serlo habuit, sicut melius et ~ius unquam habuit ipse vel aliquis antecessorum Cart. Colne f. 1. 4 a (w. vb. of speaking) expansively, at length. b with a broad view, generally. c (w. ref. to use or understanding of words) in a broad sense, broadly. a quicquid ille ~ius dixerat in artum contrahens defloravit W. Malm. GP IV 164.  b ut ~ius dicamus T. Chobham Praed. 275.  c Augustinus stricte sumit ‘desiderare’ [Phil. i 23: desiderium habens], Ambrosius ~e pro voluntate S. Langton Quaest. 141; dicitur ‥ ‘evangelium’ ~e et stricte ‥ T. Chobham Praed. 16; ita ~e accipitur hic ‘justitia’ quod omnis virtus justitia potest dici Ib. 132; Ps.-Gros. Gram. 64 (v. essentialis 1b); ‘dominium’ ‥ dupliciter accipi potest, communiter sc. sive ~e, et specialiter sive stricte Ockham Pol. I 306; ~issime accepto nomine ‘regis’, imperatores, reges ‥ et patres familias possent vocari reges Ib. II 673.

largē (11) (largus), abondamment, amplement, libéralement : Cic. Mur. 10 ; Nat. 2, 121 || -gius Hor. Ep. 2, 2, 215 ; -gissime Cic. Verr. 2, 1, 158 ; Plin. 7, 167.

large . adv. c. s.
豐盛。大方然。

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largē adv.with comp.

• largus, abundantly, plentifully, bountifully, liberally: large dare: partiri praedam, L.: ligna super foco Large reponens, H.: dare largius, T.: largius suo usi, S.: potus largius aequo, H.