much

美音：[mʌtʃ] 英音：[mʌtʃ]

简单释义：

adv.很；大量；非常；十分

n.许多

adj.许多的；大量的；很大程度的

网络很多；很多的

变形：

比较级：more 最高级：most

完整释义：

adj.

1.许多,不小
2.发达,高度的

adv.

1.很,非常,多;几乎,大致
2.差不多
3.(长)久,常常

1.大量,许多
2.大多,大量
3.有很大意义(的事物)

例句：

But the stimulative effect of the plan remains unclear, in part because of confusion about how much of it is actually new.
但尚不清楚该方案的刺激效果究竟有多大，部分原因是由于公众对有多少是真正的新增支出感到困惑。
she said, "and he is much younger than I expected. "
她说“他比我期待中的更年轻。”
Powell, a classicist, said: "Like the Roman, I seem to see the Tiber foaming with much blood. "
他警告政府不能无限制吸收英联邦移民，身为古典学家的鲍威尔说：“好像罗马人，我仿佛看到了台伯河血沫翻腾。”
The man was much taller than Robin. And he had better build, too. Still Robin did not plan to let man cross the bridge before him.
那个人比罗宾高出了许多，身材也比罗宾魁梧。不过罗宾仍然不打算让这个人先过桥。
Calculated the way sales taxes usually are, the rate would have to be at least 30% and possibly much higher.
按照销售税的通常计算方法，新税率至少达到30%，而且还可能高得多。
Cause trying to express too much detail in the graphical diagram requires that everyone understands them.
因为，试图在图形化的图表中表达太多的细节需要所有人都能理解它们。
It seems that nobody was interested in buying it, or HP did not find someone willing to pay as much as they asked for.
看起来没有人对购买webOS感兴趣，又或是HP没有找到肯支付他们满意价格的买家。
Each side wants something of value that they're willing to pay for, but no side is willing to pay too much.
各方都可能愿意为自己想得到的有价值的东西付出代价，但是都不愿意付出过多。

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