hay un gran

there is a big

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phrase Common #6,714

there is a big Used before a noun to say that something large exists or is present.

SP: Hay un gran árbol en el jardín.

EN: There is a big tree in the garden.

There is a large hole in the wall.

There is a large park near our school.

There's a big shootout in the middle of the movie, and the sheriff ends up dead.

Because apparently, there is a large portal here too.

— Suzume (2022)

There is a large, round lake near the village.

There is a large tree growing in front of my house.

There is a large hole in the wall.

There is a large park near my school.

There is a large supermarket.

The previous tenant did it; there’s even a large mirror.

— Una segunda madre (2015)

I have a strong desire to improve.

— Senna (2010)

There is a large park near where we live.

There is a big gap in his employment record.

And next to them is a large golden Buddha.

— Los muertos no mueren (2019)

There's always a big dog by his side.

There is a large market for coffee.

There is a large supermarket in my neighborhood.