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moredeterminer
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
(quantifier)
I need more time.
Мне нужно больше времени.
She bought more fabric for the curtains.
Она купила дополнительную ткань для штор.
Sinonimi
additional
extra
further
supplementary
increased
Contrari
less
fewer
no
morepronoun
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
(quantifier)
I've had enough. I don't want more.
Я наелся. Я не хочу больше.
большее количество
We need more of these supplies to complete the project.
Нам нужно большее количество этих материалов, чтобы завершить проект.
He asked for more after finishing his meal.
Он попросил добавку после того, как закончил свою еду.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
большее число
избыток
Sinonimi
additional amount
extra
addition
surplus
remainder
rest
further amount
increase
supplement
more of something
Contrari
none
less
moreadverb
UK
/mɔː/
US
/mɔr/
The city grows more and more every year.
Город растет все больше и больше с каждым годом.
более(формирует сравнительную степень многосложных прилагательных и наречий на "-ly")
He became more interested in history.
Он стал более заинтересованным в истории.
Sinonimi
further
additionally
furthermore
besides
still
yet
extra
increasingly
to a greater extent
more so
even more
further on
Contrari
less
manydeterminer

more

UK
/ˈmeni/
US
/ˈmɛni/
(quantifier — with plural countable nouns)
She has many friends.
У неё много друзей.
Many students passed the exam.
Многие студенты сдали экзамен.
Sinonimi
a lot of
lots of
plenty of
numerous
countless
a great number of
a large number of
Contrari
few
not many
hardly any
scarcely any
manypronoun

more

UK
/ˈmeni/
US
/ˈmɛni/
(quantifier — with plural countable nouns)
Many have tried, but few have succeeded.
Многие пытались, но мало кто преуспел.
Sinonimi
a lot
a great number
plenty
Contrari
few
not many
handful
hardly any

Definizioni

moredeterminer
Used before a noun to indicate a larger or additional amount or number.
Would you like some more food?
morepronoun
Used alone to refer to a larger or additional amount or number of something already mentioned or understood.
She asked for more of the delicious cake.
moreadverb
Used after verbs to indicate a greater amount, degree, or intensity of an action.
You should exercise more.
Used before adjectives or adverbs to form the comparative degree, especially with longer words or those ending in "-ly".
This is far more difficult than it looks.
manydeterminer
Used before plural countable nouns to indicate a large number.
Many people came to the concert.
manypronoun
Used alone to refer to a large number of people or things already mentioned or understood.
Many of the students were absent.
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