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how many

/haʊ ˈmeni/

翻译: 用于询问可数名词数量的疑问限定词。通常后接可数名词复数,询问有多少个。

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determiner

/haʊ ˈmeni/A1formal
  • zh用于询问可数名词数量的疑问限定词。通常后接可数名词复数,询问有多少个。

An interrogative determiner phrase used with plural countable nouns to ask about number, quantity, or frequency. Note: 'How many' is a phrase consisting of the interrogative adverb 'how' + the determiner 'many'. It functions as a complex determiner phrase modifying plural countable nouns.

  1. Interrogative determiner (quantity/number)A1formal

    Used before plural countable nouns in questions to ask about the exact or approximate number of items or people.

    zh疑问限定词(数量/数目)

    • How many students are in your class?
    • How many apples did you buy?
    • How many pages are in this book?
  2. Interrogative determiner (frequency)A2formal

    Used to ask about the number of times an action occurs or the regularity of an event, often paired with time-related nouns.

    zh疑问限定词(频率)

    • How many times have you visited Paris?
    • How many days a week do you exercise?
    • How many occasions did this happen?
  3. Interrogative determiner (comparison/distribution)B1formal

    Used to inquire about proportions, ratios, or the distribution of countable items across groups or categories.

    zh疑问限定词(比较/分配)

    • How many players are on each team?
    • How many votes did each candidate receive?
    • How many sections are divided equally?
  4. Pronominal usage (standalone)A1informal

    Used without a following noun to ask about an unspecified countable quantity. The noun is implied by context. (Note: This functions pronominally but is directly derived from the determiner phrase).

    zh代词用法(独立使用)

    • How many do you need?
    • I don't know how many to invite.
    • How many of them are coming?