特とく大だい

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Meanings

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noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', na-adjective, noun

Describes something larger than the standard large size, often used for clothing, food portions, or product sizes.

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I ordered an extra-large pizza.

このTシャツは特とく大だいなので、ゆったり着きられます。

This T-shirt is extra-large, so you can wear it loosely.

特とく大だいの〈物もの〉an extra-large 〈thing〉
特とく大だいのピザを頼たのんだ。
I ordered an extra-large pizza.
特とく大だいサイズextra-large size
このTシャツは特とく大だいサイズしか残のこっていない。
Only the extra-large size of this T-shirt is left.

巨きょ大だいN3
巨大 describes something huge or gigantic in scale, while 特大 is used for a specific size category one step above 大 (large), as in clothing or food.
大だいN3
大 simply means 'large' as a general size prefix, whereas 特大 marks a size explicitly beyond the standard large.
大おお判ばん
大判 specifically describes flat items like paper or photos being larger than the standard size, while 特大 is a more general word for anything unusually large, including clothing or food portions.
ジャンボN1
特大 means 'extra-large' and is used for standard size categories like drinks or clothing, whereas ジャンボ is a punchier, more marketing-oriented term for the same idea.

小しょうN3
小 marks the small end of a size scale (S/small), directly opposite 特大 (extra-large) on labels for clothing, drinks, and food portions.

拡かく大だいN3
拡大 means 'enlargement' or 'to enlarge' (an action), while 特大 is a fixed size label meaning 'extra-large'; learners may confuse them because both contain 大.

Compound of 特 (とく, 'special') and 大 (だい, 'large'). The combination straightforwardly yields the meaning 'extra-large'.