much (A1)

カタカナ: マッチ

IPA: /mʌtʃ/

Definition

A large amount or degree of something. It is primarily used with uncountable nouns, in negative sentences, and in questions.

意味: ある物事の量や程度が大きいこと。主に数えられない名詞と一緒に使われ、否定文や疑問文で使われることが多い。

Examples / 例文

• I don't have much money to spend. — I don't have much money to spend.

• Thank you very much for your help. — Thank you very much for your help.

• There isn't much hope of finding him. — There isn't much hope of finding him.

Much の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Much:

• 多くの
• 大いに
• ずっと

How to Use Much

much of (prepositional phrase)

A large part of something. — "Much of the city was destroyed."

too much (collocation)

More than is needed or wanted. — "There is too much sugar in this coffee."

so much (collocation)

To a very great extent. — "I miss you so much."

See "Much" in the English dictionary

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