plenty

• Adverbio usado en registro informal, especialmente en inglés americano, que significa 'muy' o 'en gran medida'. Se emplea para intensificar adjetivos u otros adverbios, y también puede indicar 'en abundancia' o 'más que suficiente'.

An adverb used informally, especially in American English, meaning "very" or "to a great degree." It is often used for emphasis before adjectives or other adverbs (e.g., "plenty good enough").

1. A2informalamerican

   Used to indicate that there is more than enough of something; often informal or conversational.

   abundancia, más que suficiente

   • We have plenty of food for everyone.
   • She made plenty of time for her hobbies.
   • He saved plenty of money for his trip.

   Sinónimosadequatelyamplyenoughfullysufficiently

2. Sufficient amountA2informalamerican

   Indicates that something is sufficient or abundant in amount.

   abundancia suficiente

   • There is plenty to do at the amusement park.
   • He has plenty of energy left for the game.
   • We've got plenty of reasons to celebrate.

   Sinónimosabundantlyamplycopiouslygenerouslysufficiently

• Sustantivo que denota una cantidad grande o suficiente de algo, a menudo usado para indicar abundancia o suficiencia.

A noun referring to a large or sufficient amount or quantity, often used to indicate abundance or adequacy.

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1. Adequate or abundant quantityB1formal

   A sufficient or large amount of something.

   cantidad abundante o suficiente

   • We have plenty of time to finish the project.
   • There is plenty of food for everyone at the party.
   • He saved plenty of money for his retirement.

   Sinónimosabundancecopiousnesscornucopiaenoughplenitudeplethoraprofusionsufficiencywealth

   Antónimosdearthdeficiencyinsufficiencylackpaucityscarcityshortagewant

2. Ample supplyB1formal

   A plentiful supply or abundance of something.

   abundancia

   • The garden had plenty of fresh vegetables this season.
   • She has plenty of patience with her students.
   • We found plenty of shells on the beach.

   Sinónimosabundancebountycopiousnesscornucopiaplenitudeplethoraprofusionwealth

   Antónimosdearthdeficiencyinsufficiencylackpaucityscarcityshortagewant

• Pronombre indefinido que indica una cantidad suficiente o abundante de algo, usado de forma independiente sin un sustantivo que lo siga; generalmente implica más que suficiente.

An indefinite pronoun used to refer to a sufficient or abundant amount or number of something, standing alone without a following noun; typically implies more than enough.

1. Indefinite pronoun meaning 'a sufficient or abundant amount'B1informal

   Used to refer to an amount or number that is adequate, plentiful, or more than enough, standing alone as the subject or object of a verb without a following noun. Often appears in responses or elliptical constructions.

   suficiente

   • Do we need more supplies? No, we have plenty.
   • She offered me cake, but I've had plenty already.
   • There were only a few seats left, but plenty for our group.
   • Don't worry about money; there's plenty to go around.
   • He's made mistakes, but he's learned plenty from them.

2. Pronoun 'plenty' meaning 'a great deal' or 'much' (informal emphasis)B2informal

   Used informally to emphasize a large quantity or degree, often in expressions like 'plenty of time', 'plenty to do', or as a standalone response meaning 'a lot'.

   mucho, abundancia

   • We've got plenty to discuss before the deadline.
   • She's got plenty on her plate right now.
   • Is there enough food? Oh, plenty!
   • He's seen plenty in his long career.
   • There's plenty more where that came from.