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few

/fjuː/

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adjective

/fjuː/A1formal
  • ruПрилагательное, означающее небольшое количество предметов или людей.

An adjective meaning a small number of things or people.

  1. A1formal

    Used to describe a small number of things or people.

    ruНесколько

    • Only a few people attended the meeting.
    • She has a few books on her shelf.
    • There are a few apples left in the basket.

    Synonymshandfulminoritysprinklingtrickle

    Antonymsmanymultitudinousnumerous

  2. Not manyA2formal

    Used to emphasize that the number is small or insufficient.

    ruНесколько

    • Few students passed the difficult exam.
    • He has few friends in the new city.
    • There are few opportunities for advancement in this company.

    Synonymsinsufficientlimitedmeagerscarcesparse

    Antonymscountlessmanymultiplenumerous

Forms
  • fewer comparative form
  • fewest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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determiner

/fjuː/A2formal
  • ruУказывает на малое количество исчисляемых предметов, часто с оттенком недостаточности

A determiner used with plural countable nouns to indicate a small number. Without the article 'a', it has a negative connotation, meaning 'not many' or 'hardly any'.

  1. Small number (negative connotation)B1formal

    Used with plural countable nouns to emphasize that the number is small, often implying 'not enough' or 'less than expected'. It contrasts with 'a few', which is more positive.

    ruМалое число (негативный оттенок)

    • Few people understand this theory.
    • There are few reasons to stay.
    • Few of them passed the exam.
  2. Only a small number (restrictive)B2formal

    Used in the phrase 'only a few' or simply 'few' to restrict the quantity to a very limited number, emphasizing scarcity.

    ruТолько малое число (ограничительное)

    • Very few students completed the assignment on time.
    • Few cities have such a rich history.
    • He has few friends in this town.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/fjuː/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее небольшое количество чего-либо, часто указывающее на немногочисленность или недостаток предметов.

A noun referring to a small number of something, often indicating not many or a scarcity of items.

uncountable

  1. A1formal

    A small number of people or things, often implying not many.

    ruНебольшое количество людей или предметов

    • Only a few of the students passed the exam.
    • A few of the books were damaged in the flood.
    • She invited a few of her closest friends to the party.

    Synonymshandfulminorityscatteringsmatteringsprinklingtrickle

    Antonymscrowdhostmanymultitudethrong

  2. A select or elite groupB2formal

    A small, select group of people, often implying exclusivity.

    ruНемногие, избранные

    • The few who understand the theory are highly respected.
    • Only the few were allowed into the private club.
    • The secrets are known by the few.

    Synonymschosenelecteliteprivilegedselect

    Antonymscrowdmanymass

Forms
  • few plural form
  • few's possessive plural form
  • few's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.