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that much

/ðæt mʌtʃ/

翻译: 非正式用语,用于指代某种程度、数量或分量,常暗示某事显而易见或无需多言。

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/ðæt mʌtʃ/A2informal
  • zh非正式用语,用于指代某种程度、数量或分量,常暗示某事显而易见或无需多言。

An informal phrase used to indicate a specific degree, amount, or extent, often implying that something is obvious or already understood without further explanation.

  1. To a specific degree or extentB1informal

    Used to emphasize the amount, degree, or extent of something, often referring to something previously mentioned or understood.

    zh那么

    • I didn't know he was that much older than her.
    • You don't need to worry that much about the details.
    • She doesn't earn that much money in her current job.
  2. A specific quantity or amountA2informal

    Referring to a particular, often large, quantity of something.

    zh那么多

    • I can't eat that much food in one sitting.
    • He doesn't have that much time to finish the project.
    • Do you really need that much sugar in your coffee?