Vocab Bloom Hub

too much

/tuː mʌtʃ/

Traduction: Expression indiquant une quantité ou un degré excessif de quelque chose, souvent utilisée pour signifier que cela est accablant, inacceptable ou dépasse les limites du raisonnable.

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/tuː mʌtʃ/A2informal
  • frExpression indiquant une quantité ou un degré excessif de quelque chose, souvent utilisée pour signifier que cela est accablant, inacceptable ou dépasse les limites du raisonnable.

An expression indicating an excessive amount or degree of something, often used to convey that something is overwhelming, unacceptable, or beyond what is reasonable.

  1. Excessive quantityA2informal

    An amount that is more than is needed, wanted, or appropriate.

    frquantité excessive

    • There is too much sugar in this coffee.
    • He ate too much cake and felt sick.
    • She has too much work to do this week.
  2. Overwhelming or excessiveB1informal

    Used to describe a situation or behavior that is beyond what is reasonable or tolerable.

    frtrop, excessif

    • The noise was too much for me to handle.
    • His constant complaining is just too much.
    • The heat during the summer was too much to bear.
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