Tall meaning in English
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Definition
tall: vertically large, big, high
Bruno is taller than Horatio.
Examples
- "You're very tall."
- "Brian : Straight and tall."
- "So, is she tall or short?"
- "He always believed that there was no injury, no illness too serious that it couldn't be treated by a tall glass of "Seamus Dog" Whiskey and a bowl of boiled cabbage."
- "He's tall!"
- "In fact, tall is large."
- "She is tall, curvy and French, like the Eiffel Tower."
- "You're much taller than your dog."
- "Assistant4life (Polly Watson) says : Tall, pale and handsome, with perfect teeth and the most beautiful eyes you've ever seen!"
- "Susie : Think taller, and someone who speaks better English."
- "Philip : Well, you're tall, blonde, tanned and gorgeous."
- "A giant statue: tall and proud, with hard buttocks and soft eyes, made from bronze or silver or gold!"
- "You are so thoughtful... and tall."
- "I thought you would be taller in person."
- "Brian : He's tall, handsome, well-dressed, beautiful shoulders, fantastic nose—"
- "Jackson Bollocks : Listen Mr Jones, I'm going to give you a basic lesson in materials: a tall figure made from glass would soon break, especially if it were full of liquid."
- "Brian : He's tall, handsome, well-dressed, beautiful shoulders, fantastic nose, nice silky fingers-"
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