Groslow (en. Groslow)

/gʁo.lɔ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adjective

Which is large or bulky.

The book is so large that I can't carry it.

Le livre est tellement gros que je ne peux pas le porter.

Which moves slowly.

He has a groslow in running, compared to others.

Il a un groslow de courir, par rapport aux autres.

Which gives an impression of heaviness.

This painting has a groslow that attracts the eye.

Cette peinture a un groslow qui attire l'œil.

The word 'groslow' comes from the French 'gros', meaning large or bulky, and the word 'slow' which means slow.

groslow like a snail

To move very slowly.

groslow comme un escargot

to have a groslow

To be out of shape or tired.

avoir un groslow

to speak groslow

To speak in a way that is unclear or slow.

parler groslow

bulk

Considerable dimension of something.

grosseur

slow down

To decrease speed.

ralentir

important

Significant or large.

important

Slow to understand.

Don't be so groslow, try to keep up!

Ne sois pas si groslow, essaie de suivre!

A person who takes time to act.

This guy is really groslow; he never makes decisions quickly.

Ce type est vraiment groslow; il ne prend jamais de décisions rapidement.