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many

/ˈmen.i/

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adjective

/ˈmen.i/A1formal
  • ruИспользуется для описания большого количества людей, животных или предметов.

Used to describe a large number or quantity of people, animals, or things.

  1. A1formal

    Used to refer to a large number of people or things.

    ruМногочисленный

    • Many people attended the concert.
    • There are many books on the shelf.
    • She has many friends from different countries.

    Synonymsabundantcopiouscountlessmultiplemultitudinousmyriadnumerousumpteen

    Antonymsfewonesome

  2. NumerousA1formal

    A considerable amount or number of something.

    ruМногочисленный

    • He faced many challenges during the project.
    • Many students passed the exam with high scores.
    • There are many reasons to visit that city.

    Synonymscountlessinnumerablelegionmultifariousmultiplemyriadnumeroussundryumpteenvarious

    Antonymsfewscantsparse

Forms
  • more comparative form
  • most superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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determiner

/ˈmeni/A1formal
  • ruУказывает на большое количество исчисляемых предметов или лиц

A determiner used with plural countable nouns to refer to a large number of people or things. It is primarily used in negative sentences and questions, though also common in formal affirmative contexts.

  1. Large number (negative and interrogative)A1formal

    Used with plural countable nouns in negative sentences and questions to indicate a large quantity or number.

    ruБольшое число (отрицание и вопрос)

    • I don't have many friends here.
    • How many apples did you buy?
    • There aren't many options available.
  2. Formal affirmative referenceB1formal

    Used in affirmative sentences, particularly in formal or written English, to denote a large number. In informal speech, 'a lot of' is often preferred.

    ruФормальная утвердительная ссылка

    • Many people believe this to be true.
    • There are many reasons for his decision.
    • Many years have passed since then.
  3. Comparative and superlative formsA2formal

    Used in comparative structures ('more than') or superlative structures ('the most') to compare quantities of countable nouns.

    ruСравнительные и превосходные формы

    • She has more books than I do.
    • Who has the most experience?
    • Many more people came than expected.
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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