Quite a little
英 [kwait ə ˈlitl] 美 [kwaɪt e ˈlɪtl]

释义

许多；

英英释义

Quite a little

• n.(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent

  同义词：batchdealflockgood dealgreat dealhatfulheaplotmassmessmicklemintmucklepeckpileplentypotraftsightslewspatestacktidy sumwadwhole lotwhole slew

双语例句

1. A goodly number of people came to the play.
   相当多的人来看这场戏。
2. He poured in a generous splash of rye.
   他搀入了相当多的黑麦威士忌酒。
3. They had a rough time during the war.
   他们在战时吃了不少苦。
4. He has a very good collection of foreign coins.
   他收藏著不少外国硬币。

权威例句

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