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gen. pile ; a lot of (example provided by ART Vancouver • There are a lot of people who would like to quit smoking but simply can't. – Есть множество людей ... ) ; crowd (чего-либо) ; variety (a mixed collection or range • The children got a variety of toys on their birthdays ) ; abundance ; army (a large number (of people etc.) • an army of tourists ) ; array (things, people etc. arranged in some order • an impressive array of fabrics ) ; world of ; plurality ; quantity ; throng ; cloud (птиц, стрел и т. п.) ; considerable ; cumulus ; legion ; mass (a large quantity) ; mountain ; pack ; power ; raft ; regiment ; ruck ; shoal ; skit ; thousand ; wilderness ; no end of ; out of number ; without number ; muchness ; skits ; bushel ; hail ; rout ; wealth ; a quantity of ; bags ; plethora of (mascot ; herd ; the million ; thousand and one ; thousands ; troops ; assortment (Notburga ; all the many (Nadia U. ; profusion (alemaster ; plenitude (joyand ; horde ; regiments ; swarms ; a quantity ; a host of (много Andrey Truhachev ; cozillion (a cozillion times, a cozillion years ago andreevna ; host (a very large number of people or things) ; plenty ; orgy (развлечений и т. п.) ; fid ; peck ; troop ; bunch ; crop ; storm ; panoply (1. an impressive show of special clothes, decorations etc, especially at an important ceremony panoply of: a glorious panoply of colours 2. a large number of people or things. panoply of: a panoply of men in grey suits *full/entire/whole panoply of something (=the whole range of something). LDOCE Alexander Demidov ; a bunch (In the course of his research he's got a bunch more new pictures. Galina Chernakova ; many ; englut ; flock ; scores of (very many • She received scores of letters about her radio programme ) ; dozens (author of dozens of articles on.... ) ; phalanx (Андрей Уманец ; matrix (Svetozar ; plenty of (April May ; complement ; many a one (Artjaazz ; glut ; boodle ; slather ; a range of ; great many (В.И.Макаров ; a world of (Don Quixote ; aplenty (VLZ_58 ; numerous (4uzhoj ; galore (4uzhoj ; hostie ; parcel ; pluralism ; store ; a great number (with gen., of) ; a multitude (of) ; a wave of (sankozh ; scores (very many • Two people were killed and scores were injured. (Collins Dictionary) • There are scores of charming hotels located right on the seafront. (Collins Dictionary) • Scores of children were charging around. (Collins Dictionary) • Campaigners lit scores of bonfires in ceremonies to mark the anniversary. (Collins Dictionary) • We've received scores of letters. (Collins Dictionary) • Ancient builders across the world created structures that are still standing today, thousands of years later — from Roman engineers who poured thick concrete sea barriers, to Maya masons who crafted plaster sculptures to their gods, to Chinese builders who raised walls against invaders. Yet scores of more recent structures are already staring down their expiration dates: The concrete that makes up much of our modern world has a lifespan of around 50 to 100 years. (apnews.com) ART Vancouver Игорь Миг vast amount ; loads and loads ; whole lot ; throngs of amer. a slew of (a slew of different parties involved in legal proceedings ) antic. frequence ; frequency ; meine ; meiny ; multitudinousness ; nubilate arcaic. uberty (renfan austral., inf. mob contr. score dial. mort econ. a great deal ; numeracy ; a great number equip. aggregation fig. smorgasbord (Andrey Truhachev ; fry ; generation fr. beaucoup (VLZ_58 Gruzovik, mat. assembly idiom. bustle with (Interex inf. infinite ; loads ; ocean ; oodles ; stack ; tribes ; bushels ; pile-up ; jillion (Leya-Richter ; schwack ; lashings ; lots of (Andrey Truhachev ; a whole lot of (Side streets are mostly icy and the Ambulance Service is reporting a whole lot of slip-and-fall injuries. ART Vancouver ; sight ; a whale of (чего-либо) ; a good many (Andrey Truhachev ; a ton of (a great quantity (Merriam-Webster) • We've got a ton of work to do. • Sara Lawson, who lives about a block away from Silverlynn, said she first noticed the fire driving home from her daughter’s softball game around 9:30 a.m. “I saw a ton of ambulances and firetrucks I had a mild panic attack thinking it was my house,” she said. nsnews.com ART Vancouver ; a ton of (Andrey Truhachev ; tons of (Within a week all the thistle plants withered and died. All the stickers in my yard disappeared. It is 30 years later and to this day, no stickers or thistles grow in the area surrounding my house, and tons of them are in the field surrounding my home. (dolphinhugs4u2.net) • There are tons of mosquitoes here in the Lower Mainland, just less than in the Prairies. (Reddit) ART Vancouver ; lot IT busload (о функциях програмного обеспечения galino4_ka jerg. bags of (чего-либо) ; umpteen jur. a healthy body (naiva lib. congeries (Anglophile ; plethora (igisheva makár. a great many ; array (однотипных элементов) ; heap ; orb ; package ; sea ; shower ; an infinity of (чего-либо) ; thickness mat. locus (ssn ; multitude ; set ; assemblage ; ensemble ; manifold ; totality ; class ; collection of elements ; family ; list ; mix ; multiplicity ; range (значений) ; set valid in realization ; shift compact set ; shift invariant set ; system ; the many ; arrangement ; model ; pattern ; scheme ; population ; the sum total ; union ; universe ; a great number of ; a good deal of medios. data aggregate ; score (мн. число) ; scores ; set (в математике) naveg. crowd negoc. great number ; complex patent. a plurality of (ADENYUR perf. host of (a host of serivce companies Johnny Bravo poét. router progr. set of (ssn ; a set of (ssn ; a variety of (ssn ; a number of (ssn ; number (ssn ; large number (ssn quím. collection retór. a slew of (целый ряд Alex_Odeychuk ; a plethora of (Alex_Odeychuk sign. a series of (ВосьМой sociol. seriality (Баян tec. world ; multifold ; aggregate makár. sets telecom. dozens (oleg.vigodsky ; varieties (oleg.vigodsky gen. lots of (Artjaazz fig. score (Vadim Rouminsky gen. gauntlet (a gauntlet of tests — множество тестов arstechnica.com Alex_Odeychuk ; gallon ; load (a large amount) ; million ; slew ; tribe ; dozens of (very many) ; lots (a large quantity or number • lots of people; She had lots and lots of food left over from the party ) ; multitude (a great number or crowd) ; thousands of (lots of • I've read thousands of books ) ; pile-up inf. heaps ; slew (from Irish "sluagh" • "a slew of different parties involved in legal proceedings" ART Vancouver tec. variety Игорь Миг, inf. lots (If you are in Moscow among Russians, chances are it means a big party with lots to eat and drink. /(Michele Berdy)2019 ) anál. homset (в теории категорий множество морфизмов из объекта a в объект b в категории C Valeriy_Yatsenkov anál. homset (в теории категорий множество морфизмов из объекта a в объект b в категории C Valeriy_Yatsenkov mat. mix gen. clutch (thefreedictionary.com Maximus_G Ruso tesauro gen. в математике, см. теория множеств Большой Энциклопедический словарь
nsnews.com ART Vancouver); a ton of (Andrey Truhachev); tons of (Within a week all the thistle plants withered and died. All the stickers in my yard disappeared. It is 30 years later and to this day, no stickers or thistles grow in the area surrounding my house, and tons of them are in the field surrounding my home. (dolphinhugs4u2.net) • There are tons of mosquitoes here in the Lower Mainland, just less than in the Prairies. (Reddit) ART Vancouver); lot