quedar grande

quedar grande(
keh
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dahr
 
grahn
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deh
)
A transitive verb phrase is a phrase that combines a verb with a preposition or other particle and requires a direct object (e.g., take out the trash.).
transitive verb phrase
a. to be too big for
Debo de haber adelgazado porque esta falda ahora me queda grande.I must have lost weight because this skirt is too big for me now.
b. to be too big on
Estos jeans me quedan grandes, ¿verdad? No me los llevo.These jeans are too big on me, aren't they? I'm not going to get them.
a. to be too much for
Apenas tiene experiencia laboral, y ese trabajo le queda grande.He hardly has any work experience, and that job is too much for him.
b. to be more than one can handle
Eva dice que ella vivió siempre en una ciudad de provincias y que Nueva York le queda grande.Eva says she always lived in a provincial town, and New York is more than she can handle.
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