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• Utilisé pour décrire un grand nombre de personnes, d'animaux ou d'objets.

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.

   En grand nombre

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

   Synonymesabundantcopiouscountlessmultiplemultitudinousmyriadnumerousumpteen

   Antonymesfewonesome

2. NumerousA1formal

   A considerable amount or number of something.

   Nombreux

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

   Synonymescountlessinnumerablelegionmultifariousmultiplemyriadnumeroussundryumpteenvarious

   Antonymesfewscantsparse

• Adverbe utilisé surtout avec des comparatifs pour indiquer un degré ou une quantité élevée. Signifie « dans une large mesure » ou « en grande quantité ».

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.

   beaucoup (à un haut degré)

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

   Synonymesconsiderablydecidedlyexceedinglyextensivelygreatlyimmenselymarkedlysignificantlysubstantiallytremendously

   Antonymeslittle

2. Often or frequentlyA2formal

   Used to indicate that something happens frequently or regularly.

   souvent

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

   Synonymesa lotcommonlyfrequentlyhabituallyoftenregularlyroutinelyusually

3. Almost or nearlyB1informal

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

   presque, quasiment

   • 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.

   Synonymesaboutalmostapproximatelyjust aboutnearlypracticallyvirtually

   Antonymeshardlylittle

• Nom désignant une quantité, un volume ou un degré plus grand ou supplémentaire de quelque chose.

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

indénombrable

1. Additional amountA1formal

   A greater or extra quantity or number of something.

   Quantité supplémentaire

   • I need more of that fabric to finish the dress.
   • She asked for more time to complete the assignment.
   • There is more to this story than meets the eye.

   Synonymesadditionexcessextraincreasesupplementsurplus

2. Greater degreeA2formal

   A larger extent or degree of something.

   Degré plus grand

   • He wants more out of life than just work.
   • The more you practice, the better you become.
   • She couldn't ask for more from her team.