much

• Наречие, в основном используемое с прилагательными и наречиями в сравнительной степени для обозначения высокой степени или количества. Означает "в значительной степени" или "в большом количестве".

An adverb primarily used with adjectives and adverbs in the comparative degree to indicate a great degree or quantity. It means "to a great extent" or "by a great amount."

1. To a great degreeA1formal

   Used to emphasize the degree or extent of something.

   Значительно

   • She is much taller than her brother.
   • The situation has improved much since last year.
   • He doesn't talk much in meetings.

   Synonymsconsiderablydecidedlyexceedinglyextensivelygreatlyimmenselymarkedlysignificantlysubstantiallytremendously

   Antonymslittle

2. Often or frequentlyA2formal

   Used to indicate that something happens frequently or regularly.

   Часто или регулярно

   • They travel much during the summer.
   • She doesn't visit her relatives much anymore.
   • He exercises much more than he used to.

   Synonymsa lotcommonlyfrequentlyhabituallyoftenregularlyroutinelyusually

3. Almost or nearlyB1informal

   Used to indicate something is close to a certain state or condition.

   Почти или почти

   • The two paintings look much the same.
   • He is much the same as he was ten years ago.
   • The situation is much unchanged from last week.

   Synonymsaboutalmostapproximatelyjust aboutnearlypracticallyvirtually

   Antonymshardlylittle

• Указывает на большое количество неисчисляемого существительного

A determiner used with uncountable nouns to refer to a large quantity or amount. It is primarily used in negative sentences and questions.

1. Large quantity (negative and interrogative)A1formal

   Used with uncountable nouns in negative sentences and questions to indicate a large amount or degree.

   Большое количество (отрицание и вопрос)

   • I don't have much time.
   • How much money do you need?
   • There isn't much water left.

2. Emphasis in affirmative contextsB1formal

   Used in affirmative sentences, often with modifiers like 'so', 'too', or 'very', to emphasize a large amount. In formal English, it can stand alone in affirmative statements.

   Усиление в утвердительном контексте

   • There is too much noise.
   • She has so much patience.
   • Much work remains to be done.

3. Comparative referenceA2formal

   Used to compare quantities of uncountable nouns, often in the structure 'as much as' or 'more/less than'.

   Сравнительная ссылка

   • I drank as much water as I could.
   • He earns more money than me, but not much more.
   • We have less time than we thought.

• Существительное, обозначающее большое количество, объём или степень чего-либо.

A noun referring to a large quantity, amount, or degree of something.

uncountable

1. A large amount or quantityA2formal

   A great quantity, measure, or degree of something.

   Много

   • There is not much left in the bottle.
   • He doesn't have much to say about the topic.
   • Much of the work has already been completed.

   Synonymsa lotabundanceheaploadmassplentyquantityton

   Antonymsfewlittle

2. Significant importance or valueB2formal

   Something that is of great importance or value.

   Большое значение

   • She made much of his achievements in the speech.
   • They thought much of his contributions to the project.
   • He didn't think much of the new policy.

   Synonymsaccountconsequenceimportancemomentnotesignificancevalueworth

   Antonymsnothingnullitytrifle