| 单词 | much |
| 释义 | much I. 1. a. < has much money > < spent much time > < there is much truth in what you say > b. < how much money have you got > < has taken too much time > < there is as much validity in the one theory as in the other > 2. < much thanks > < came out against him with much people — Num 20:20 (Authorized Version) > 3. < wouldn't think I was much on literature — C.B.Kelland > < he's not so much on looks, but he really is charming — Atlantic > II. 1. a. (1) < is much happier now > (2) < much interested > < much pleased by the compliment > < much gratified > and in negative constructions < not much good at all > b. (1) < went much to the theater > (2) < was with her much, but didn't find out anything > : long < didn't get there much before midnight > 2. a. < the patient was much the same as he had been earlier > < comes to much the same thing — George Sampson > < the two writers, who are much of an age — Times Literary Supplement > b. < speaks and thinks very much as his father used to > III. 1. < learned much from this experience > < gave away much of what he owned > — often used in negative or interrogative constructions with a following dependent specifying phrase consisting of a generalized category introduced by of a and used typically to belittle or query the extent to which something exists in the indicated category < wasn't much of a teacher > 2. < the evidence didn't amount to much > < thought it much to have made even a little progress > < was not much to look at > IV. dialect a. < much that dog and see won't he come along — Horace Kephart > b. < my mother shielded me and muched me — W.A.White > |
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