| 释义 |
🔑muchmuch1 /mʌtʃ / determiner , pronoun (used with uncountable nouns, mainly in negative sentences and questions, or after as, how, so, and too 与不可数名词连用，主要用于否定句和疑问句，或用于 as、how、so 和 too 之后) a large amount of something很多；许多；大量◆I don't have much money.我没多少钱。◆Did you have much difficulty finding the house?你找这所房子很费力吗？◆You've given me too much food.你给我的食物太多了。◆How much time do you have?你有多少时间？◆I didn't write much.我不怎么写东西。◆Did she say much?她说了很多吗？◆How much do you want?你要多少？◆Eat as much as you can.你能吃多少就吃多少。◆“Is there any mail?” “Not much.”“有信件吗？”“不太多。” ●not much of a…not very good不算好的…；不怎么样的…◆Bob's not much of a cook.鲍勃不大会做饭。➨ GRAMMAR 语法说明In statements, we usually use a lot of, not much (which is very formal).陈述句中通常用 a lot of 而不用 much，后者非常正式I have a lot of experience.我经验丰富。
🔑muchmuch2 /mʌtʃ / adverb - to a great extent or degree非常；十分；很◆I don't like her very much.我不大喜欢她。◆Thank you very much for a wonderful weekend.周末很愉快，非常感谢你。◆We are very much looking forward to meeting you.我们非常期待见到你。◆Do you go to the opera much?(= very often) 你常去看歌剧吗？◆Their house is much nicer than ours.他们的房子比我们的好得多。◆You ate much more than I did.你吃得比我多很多。
- (with past participles used as adjectives与用作形容词的过去分词连用) to a great extent or degree非常◆a much-needed rest急需的休息◆Katie was much loved by all her friends.凯蒂的朋友都很喜欢她。
●much the samevery similar很相似◆Polish food is much the same as German food.波兰的食品和德国的极为相似。●not much good (at sth)not very good不太擅长◆I'm not much good at singing.我歌唱得不是太好。 |