A large table in MySQL can be referred to as a "big table" or "huge table", as well as a "massive table". These terms all convey the idea that the table in question contains a significant amount of data, potentially making it difficult to manage and query efficiently. In addition to these informal terms, the concept of a large table can also be expressed more technically through different MySQL settings and optimizations, such as partitioning or sharding the data.

A large table in MySQL can be referred to as a "big table" or a "huge table". Other common terms used to describe tables with a large number of rows or size include "large-scale table", "massive table", or "gigantic table". When working with big tables, it's important to optimize queries and server settings to ensure optimal performance. This can include indexing frequently accessed columns, partitioning the table, and configuring the server's buffer pool size and memory allocation.