单词 | much |
释义 | much [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most) ESSENTIAL ■a large amount or to a large degree 多(的),大量(的) •I don't earn much money.我赚钱不多。 •You haven't said much, Joan - what do you think?你说得不多,琼——你怎么想? •I like her very much.我非常喜欢她。 •I don't think there's much to be gained by catching an earlier train.我认为赶更早的火车没甚么好处。 •The children never eat (very) •"Is there any wine left?" " Not •There's not/nothing •How •How •I spend too •I don't have as •Because of the rain, we weren't able to spend much of •Have you seen/heard •I'd very •One day I hope I'll be able to do as •Things around here are much as always/usual/ever •The two schools are much the same •Much to •I'm not •This is a much (= often) discussed issue.这是个人们经常讨论的问题。 •Brian's become a much (= greatly) changed person since his car accident.遭遇车祸后,布赖恩好像变成了另一个人。 •I've been feeling much healthi er •The repairs to our car cost much more than •I'm very •She's much the •I would •She is as much a friend to me as a mother (= although she is my mother, she is also a friend).她既是我的母亲,又是我的朋友。 ■informal ■used at the end of a negative sentence to suggest the opposite of what you have just said (用在否定句末表示相反的意思) •I can see you don't like chocolate - much!我看得出你不喜欢吃巧克力——才怪! much too much ■a far larger amount of something than you want or need 太多 •You've drunk much too much to drive.你喝得实在太多了,不能驾车。 too much ESSENTIAL ■more than someone can deal with 多得不能应付 •I can't look after six children at my age - it's too much.我这个年纪照顾不了六个孩子——太多了。 a bit much ■unreasonable and unfair 太过分,太不像话 •I think it's a bit much for you to expect me to do all the cleaning.你竟然想我做好所有的打扫工作——你是不是太过分了。 •And you had to work till eight? That's a bit much!你要一直工作到八点?太不像话了! [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)as much ■If you say that you thought/expected/said as much, it means that something bad that you thought/expected/said would happen has happened 早想到/料到/说过 •I knew he'd fail - I said as much at the time.我知道他会失败——我早就说过了。 ■the same 同样•Go on, lend me the money - you know I'd do as much for you.快点,借钱给我吧——你知道我也会同样借钱给你的。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)as much again UK ■the same amount again 多一倍 •My fare was nearly £10, and it was almost as much again for the children.我的船费将近10英镑,孩子的加起来差不多是我的两倍。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)as much as ■almost 几乎,差不多 •He as much as admitted that it was his fault.他实际上已经承认那是他的错。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)as much as you can do UK ■If you say something is as much as you can do, you manage to do it, but with great difficulty 竭尽全力才能做到 •I felt so ill this morning, it was as much as I could do to get out of bed.我今天早上病得很厉害,几乎下不了床。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)much as ■although 虽然,即使 •Much as I would like to help you, I'm afraid I'm simply too busy at the moment.虽然我很想帮你,但恐怕现在我太忙了。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)much less ■and certainly not 更不用说,更何况 •Tony can barely boil an egg, much less cook dinner.托尼连鸡蛋都煮不好,更别提煮晚餐了。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)not go much on sth UK informal ■to dislike something 不喜欢 •I don't go much on white wine.我不爱喝白葡萄酒。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)not so much sth as sth ■If you say that something is not so much one thing as something else, you mean it is more the second thing 与其说是…还不如说是… •They're not so much lovers as friends.他们与其说是恋人,不如说是朋友。 •I don't feel angry so much as sad.与其说我愤怒,例不如说我悲哀。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)so much ■a particular amount 那么多 •By the time you've paid so much for the ferry and so much for the train fare, it would be cheaper to go by plane.到头来你为船费和火车费付了那么多钱,还不如坐飞机便宜呢。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)so much for sth ■used to express disappointment and anger at the fact that a situation is not as you thought it was …到此为止,…只好作罢(表示失望或恼火) •The car's broken down again. So much for our trip to the seaside.汽车又出毛病了,我们去海边的旅程只好作罢。 [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most)Common Learner Errors much or many?Much and many are used in formal positive sentences.Use much to refer to uncountable nouns.Don't say 'much cars/facts/dollars', say much traffic/information/money. With nouns that have a plural form, don't use 'much', use many : ✗ There are much interesting places to visit in Venice.There are many interesting places to visit in Venice.In less formal sentences and in negative sentences, you can use a lot of with both countable and uncountable nouns:I don't have a lot of money.We visited a lot of interesting places. [mʌtʃ] determiner (more, most) Common Learner Errors very muchWarning: do not use very much between the verb and the object in a sentence.Don't say 'do very much something, say do something very much or very much do something : ✗ I enjoyed very much my stay in England.I enjoyed my stay in England very much.I very much enjoyed my stay in England. [mʌtʃ] pronoun adverb ■(something) of good quality 优秀的事物;了不起,十分出色 •He's not •I've never been much of •There's not/nothing |
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