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To a greater extent Meaning in English

expression

too or tuh or tii uh GRAY-ter ik-STENT
too ay GRAY-tuh ekst-ENT

التعريف

Used to compare two things, meaning something is true more for one than the other, or that something happens more strongly or more often.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

This is a formal or semi-formal phrase, common in written English or academic contexts. Often used in comparisons: 'to a greater extent than', 'to some/lesser extent'. Avoid in very casual speech; instead use 'more', 'mostly', or 'even more'.

Spanish: en mayor medidaPortuguese (BR): em maior grau - em maior medidaPortuguese (PT): em maior grau - em maior medidaChinese (Simplified): 更大程度上Chinese (Traditional): 更大程度上Hindi: अधिक हद तकArabic: إلى حد أكبرBengali: বেশি পরিমাণে - অধিক হারেRussian: в большей степениJapanese: より大きく - より多くVietnamese: ở mức độ lớn hơnKorean: 더 큰 정도로Turkish: daha büyük ölçüdeUrdu: زیادہ حد تکIndonesian: lebih besar - lebih luas

جمل نموذجية

The new rule will affect students to a greater extent than teachers.

basic

People in cities use public transport to a greater extent than people in rural areas.

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Climate change affects poor countries to a greater extent.

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He relies on his friends for help to a greater extent these days than before.

natural

Online shopping has changed people’s habits to a greater extent than we expected.

natural

If you study regularly, you benefit to a greater extent from your classes.

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