How to read more

Many people pronounce English [meni]. The detailed definition of many is adjectives (adjectives) many, many, many, many, many, many and diverse. Many means many; Pronouns are many people or things; Many; Many people.

I. Detailed Interpretation Click here to view many details.

(adjective) many, many, many, many, diverse. Many, many people, most of them many times, often det. Many second, Ying Ying's explanation.

Adjective: a quantifier that can be used with countable nouns, usually before "as", "too", "so" or "that"; Reach a large but uncertain number; "Many temptations"

"A lot of temptations"

"a lot"

"a lot"

"multi-direction"

"Take as many apples as you want."

"Too many clouds to see"

"Never seen so many people."

Third, the network interpretation

1.Duo: If we see a group (such as customers. Order), we assume that its multiplicity is many. Then, when the registration is inverse, we know the multiplicity of both ends of a relationship. For example, in the above example, we know that each order can have 0.. 1 customer.

Fourth, examples

Many of these substances are harmless.

Many substances here are harmless.

Many beggars are blind.

Many beggars are blind.

There are people from all over the country here. Many of them come from the south.

Many people from all over the country are southerners.

Five, common sentence patterns

Used as an adjective (adj.) used as an attribute+n. The band is made up of many famous musicians.

This band is made up of many famous musicians. Not many people can write with their left hand.

Not many people write with their left hands. The number of people is much larger than I expected.

The number of people is much larger than I expected. He has more books than he needs.

He got many more books than he needed. There are so many new desks in the classroom.

There are so many new desks in this classroom. There are too many mistakes in your homework.

There are too many mistakes in your homework. How many students are absent today?

How many students are absent today? Used as a predicative s+be+~ There are many of us, and they are afraid.

We are the majority and they are the minority. He talks a lot, but his meaning is not deep.

What he said was complicated and superficial. There are many dishes, but they are not well cooked.

There are many dishes, but none of them are delicious. Used as a pronoun (pron. ) I didn't find much.

I didn't find much. Some, but not many.

A few, but not many. Many of them attended the meeting.

Many of them attended the meeting. Many of us are too tired to walk any further.

Many of us are too tired to walk. Many people are called, but few are chosen.

Want more, choose less. Many people are waiting for you.

Many people are waiting for you. There are many people at the scene.

There are many people present. You gave me too much.

You gave me too much. We have three generator sets, but we need more.

We have three sets of generator sets, but we need twice as many. Sixth, lexical collocation.

Used as an adjective (adj .)~+ Noun Many days and many times adverb+~ So many too many VII. Discrimination of meaning

Many means many. The difference is: many is a common word, which can only be followed by plural countable nouns; Many A's are written, followed by singular countable nouns. When modifying the subject, the predicate verb should be singular. Much is a common word, indicating quantity and degree, and can only modify uncountable nouns; Number of can be used to modify the plural number of countable nouns; A lot of and lots of can be connected with countable nouns or uncountable nouns, and is often used in affirmative sentences. A lot of of of is followed by uncountable nouns, and the predicate verb is singular, which is often used in affirmative sentences. For example, humans and apes have a lot in common. Humans and apes have many similarities. Many people come and go. People come and go. Many people came from all over the world to attend the meeting. Many people from all over the world attended the meeting. Many friends are considering emigrating. Many friends are thinking about emigration. There are many antique shops in Australia now. There are many antique shops in Australia now. She has made a lot of money in the past few weeks. She has made a lot of money in recent weeks. Many related synonyms

countless/innumerable

Many related antonyms

Very few

Many related adjacent words

Mao, Manx, Mania, Maniyo, Manias, Mannicci, Manion, Maniam, Maniyate, Maniyati.

Click here to see more details.