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много
 много
gen. a vast deal of ; generously; chalks away; skinful; multiple
austral. slang yonks
idiom. great deal of
inf. heaps
ital. mus. molto
Makarov. heavily
| дел
 дела
gen. errands
relig. business
 дело
gen. employment; business
agric. thing
EBRD business
law amer. case
mil. move
patents. case; case

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много

adv.
stresses
gen. 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)
amer. a good deal of (времени, усилий; She spends a good deal of her time in Glasgow. Val_Ships); considerable
austral., slang yonks; acre; lashings (всегда употребляется во множественном числе); like buggery; load; mob; more than one can poke a stick at; oodles
book. much ink (было) написано (о; has been) spilled (on bellb1rd)
book., old.fash. 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)
busin. a great deal of (smth)
el. multi-
explan. a damn sight of (But there's a damn sight of difference between "many" and "most".)
fig. deeply
fr. Beaucoup (Franka_LV)
Gruzovik, obs. highly
Gruzovik, obs., uncom. 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)
inf. 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., mus. molto
low, explan. assload (чего-либо trader)
Makarov. heavily; a good deal of; a good many; good many; deep
math. a great deal; plenty; much
nonstand. aplenty
obs. considerablely
patents. quite a number
progr. a lot (ssn)
railw. multi- (приставка)
seism. many
slang 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)
textile number
vulg. thick as fiddlers in hell
много- adv.
gen. many- (having a great number of (something) • many-coloured; many-sided); multi; poly
Makarov. 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)
shipb. multi-
много - adv.
gen. multi-; poly-
в сложных словах имеет значение много adv.
gen. multi
обычн. много adv.
gen. shake a stick at (more... than you can shake a stick at Capital)
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