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génér. a vast deal of (Johnny Bravo ; generously ; chalks away ; skinful ; multiple (в значении "несколько", "больше двух") The Hotel & Staff have good potential. However I had multiple issues during my stay. 4uzhoj ; a great good deal of ; plenty of ; a good deal of ; a great deal of (They spent a great deal of money. – Они потратили кучу денег. Zukrynka ; a lot of ; a good few ; a great number ; not a few ; by a long shot ; a world of (Don Quixote ; much (a large amount; a great deal • This job won't take much effort; I found it without much difficulty; How much sugar is there left?; There's far too much salt in my soup; He ate so much ice-cream that he was sick; Take as much money as you need; After much discussion they decided to go; She's much prettier than I am; He isn't much older than you; How much further must we walk?; much more easily; He's much the best person to ask; He didn't say much about it; Much of this trouble could have been prevented; Did you eat much?; not much; too much; as much as I wanted; How much did you eat?; Only this/that / so much; How much is (= What is the price of) that fish?; Please tidy your room – it isn't much to ask ) ; lot of ; lots of ; by long chalks ; no end of ; lollop ; considerably ; by a long chalk ; a good bit ; a large number ; a nice bit ; quite a few ; any number ; cozillion (a cozillion times, a cozillion years ago andreevna ; a number of ; a good many (довольно) ; amply ; a vast deal ; by the dozen ; a big deal ; a lot (часто; a large quantity or number • What a lot of letters ) ; some ; a host of (Andrey Truhachev ; fair amount (Arleyn ; gradle (Serguei_N7 ; shedload (Noigel ; many (Many languages are spoken in Africa; There weren't very many people; You've made a great/good many mistakes ) ; extensively (Ремедиос_П ; far ; farthest ; freely ; a good deal (much or a lot • They made a good deal of noise; She spent a great deal of money on it ) ; a great many ; in a great measure ; greatly ; mainly ; mickle ; a great many people (людей) ; plentifully ; widely ; copiously (Ivan Pisarev ; a great deal of ; no lack of ; on a large scale ; scores of (a lot of things or people • The tornado left three women dead and scores of others injured.
The police raid led to scores of arrests. cambridge.org capricolya ; a big deal of (They spent a great deal of money. – Они потратили кучу денег. ) ; good deal of ; more ; most ; power ; a fat lot ; a vast deal of ; plenty (a large amount) ; good deal ; many a (a great number of • I've told him many a time to be more polite ) amér. a good deal of (времени, усилий; She spends a good deal of her time in Glasgow. Val_Ships ; considerable argot. umpteen ; bare (PanKotskiy ; a hoo of (a hoo of money Technical ; flock ; mad ; boku (There are already bokoo people invited. Туда приглашено уже много людей. Interex ; boo coo (от франц. beaucoup fishborn ; boatload (Kosarar austr., argot. yonks ; acre ; lashings (всегда употребляется во множественном числе) ; like buggery ; load ; mob ; more than one can poke a stick at ; oodles brev. quite a number entr. a great deal of (smth) figur. deeply franç. Beaucoup (Franka_LV Gruzovik, obsol. highly Gruzovik, obsol., peu fr. very idiom. great deal of (Yeldar Azanbayev ; ten a penny (Andrey Truhachev ; a dime a thousand (Am. Andrey Truhachev ; heck of a (Используется для усиления в значении "очень, сильно, крайне". Также как синоним "много" и "отличный, великолепный, превосходный". Произошло из диалектного выражения the hell out of (something). • It's a heck of a long way to the nearest shop from here. She's one heck of a writer. Let's go find and eat the heck out of that crystal gem apple together. cambridge.org ellie_flores ; thick on the ground (Willing workers are not so thick on the ground these days. ) ; oodle ("add a bit and it'll get to be an oodle" in Madonna`s song
"More" from "Dick Tracy sdtrck marie_curie industr. number inform. heaps ; a ton of (Andrey Truhachev ; up a storm (Mom would always be in the kitchen, cooking up a storm while we played in the yard. VLZ_58 ; fat lot (обыкн. ирон. мало) ; a whole lot ; lots of (Zukrynka ; loadful (Columbia ; thousand and one ; overload (It's excitement overload Moscowtran ; tonne (When it comes to the best gravel bar tape, there’s not a tonne of difference compared to bar tape aimed at road riding. multilinguist ; lot ; lots ; mile high (the evidence is mile high xmoffx ; shit load (Ivan Pisarev ; shitload (Ivan Pisarev ; crapload (Ivan Pisarev ; assload (Ivan Pisarev ; buttload (Ivan Pisarev ; fuckton (Ivan Pisarev ; truckload (Ivan Pisarev ; pile (Ivan Pisarev ; heap (Ivan Pisarev ; mountain (Ivan Pisarev ; ton (Ivan Pisarev ; wad (Ivan Pisarev ; stack (Ivan Pisarev ; slew (Ivan Pisarev ; mess (Ivan Pisarev ; bundle (Ivan Pisarev ; raft (Ivan Pisarev ; batch (Ivan Pisarev ; load of (Ivan Pisarev ; a whole truckload (Ivan Pisarev ; a crapload (Ivan Pisarev ; barrels (Ivan Pisarev ; scores (Ivan Pisarev ; piles (Ivan Pisarev ; stacks (Ivan Pisarev ; loads (Ivan Pisarev ; tons (Ivan Pisarev ; mountains (Ivan Pisarev ; a boatload (Ivan Pisarev ; a truckload (Ivan Pisarev ; enough and to spare (Ivan Pisarev ; more than enough (Ivan Pisarev ital., musiq. molto livr. much ink (было) написано (о; has been) spilled (on bellb1rd livr., démod. many a (с последующим существительным в единственном числе • So soon they were all seated at Beorn's table, and the hall had not seen such a gathering for many a year. • They live many a year, and their memories are long, and they hand on their wisdom to their children. • Paths had vanished, and many a rider and wanderer too, if they had tried to find the lost ways across. • Then he hailed the others, and they gathered together, and holding their torches above their heads they passed through the gaping doors, not without many a backward glance of longing. • The rocks echoed then with voices and with song, as they had not done for many a day. • It was Gandalf. For the first time for many a day Bilbo was really delighted. 4uzhoj makar. heavily ; a good deal of ; a good many ; good many ; deep math. a great deal ; plenty ; much non st. aplenty obsol. considerablely progr. a lot (ssn registr., trad. assload (чего-либо trader sism. many trad. a damn sight of (But there's a damn sight of difference between "many" and "most". ) transp. multi- (приставка) vulg. thick as fiddlers in hell électr. multi- génér. many- (having a great number of (something) • many-coloured; many-sided ) ; multi ; poly constr. multi- makar. ambi- pref (лат.) (букв. "кругом, со всех сторон") (имеющий отношение ко всем, всему, и к тому и другому; касающийся многих) math. multi- (приставка) ; poly- (приставка) génér. multi- ; poly-
в сложных словах имеет значение много adj.
génér. multi génér. shake a stick at (more... than you can shake a stick at Capital
cambridge.org capricolya); a big deal of (They spent a great deal of money. – Они потратили кучу денег.); good deal of; more; most; power; a fat lot; a vast deal of; plenty (a large amount); good deal; many a (a great number of • I've told him many a time to be more polite)