a lot
英 [ə lɔt] 美 [e lɑt]

释义

非常多；成总儿；

英英释义

a lot

• adv.to a very great degree or extent

  同义词：a good deala great dealmuchvery much

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The boy had a lot of pocket money.
   这男孩有许多零用钱。
2. He met with many a setback in his lifetime.
   他一生中遭到过许多挫折。
3. That department store has a lot of trade.
   那家百货公司顾客很多。
4. Tom fooled a lot of people into believing him.
   汤姆骗得很多人相信他。

权威例句

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