At most Meaning in English
expression
ˈæt/ /ˈmoʊs/, /ˈmoʊst
AT MOHST
ˈæt/ /mˈəʊst
AT MOHST
释义
Used to show the largest possible number, amount, or degree; it means 'not more than.'
用法与细微差别
Common in both formal and informal speech, usually before a number or quantity (e.g., 'at most 10 people'). Often contrasted with 'at least.' Can describe both countable and uncountable nouns.
Spanish: como máximo - a lo sumoPortuguese (BR): no máximo - no máximo (quantidade)Portuguese (PT): no máximo - no máximo (quantidade)Chinese (Simplified): 至多 - 最多Chinese (Traditional): 至多 - 最多Hindi: अधिकतम - ज़्यादा से ज़्यादाArabic: على الأكثرBengali: সর্বাধিক - বেশি হলেRussian: максимум - не болееJapanese: 多くても - せいぜいVietnamese: tối đaKorean: 최대 - 많아도Turkish: en fazlaUrdu: زیادہ سے زیادہIndonesian: paling banyak - maksimal
例句
We will wait at most 10 minutes.
basic
You can bring at most two friends to the party.
basic
The class lasts at most an hour.
basic
It'll take 30 minutes, at most.
natural
There were at most five people in the cafe when I arrived.
natural
We’ll be gone for two hours at most, so don’t worry.
natural