Pronunciation: /ˈdʒʌmboʊ/
noun a very large person or thing
A1 I bought a jumbo pack of chips for the party.
A2 The circus had a jumbo elephant that amazed the audience.
B1 The airline offers a jumbo size meal for long-haul flights.
B2 The jumbo jet landed smoothly on the runway.
C1 The jumbo shrimp cocktail was a hit at the event.
C2 The company invested in a jumbo project to expand its operations.
adjective very large or huge in size
A1 I bought a jumbo pack of chips for the party.
A2 The jumbo-sized burger was too big for me to finish.
B1 The jumbo jet flew passengers to their destination in record time.
B2 The jumbo screen at the concert displayed crystal-clear images.
C1 The jumbo elephant towered over the other animals in the safari park.
C2 The jumbo cruise ship offered luxurious amenities for its passengers.
formal The jumbo jet was able to carry over 500 passengers on its long-haul flight.
informal I bought a jumbo pack of chips for the party tonight.
slang That burger was jumbo-sized, I could barely finish it!
figurative Her to-do list was a jumbo task that seemed never-ending.
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