Lots Meaning in English

word · lemma: lot

US

/ˈɫɑts/

lahts

UK

/lˈɒts/

lots

释义

Used to mean a large number or amount of people, things, or something in general. It is very common in informal English, especially in phrases like 'lots of'.

用法与细微差别

'Lots' is informal and very common in speech. The most frequent pattern is 'lots of + noun' with both countable and uncountable nouns: 'lots of books', 'lots of time'. By itself, 'lots' can also mean 'many things' or 'often/very much' depending on context, as in 'Thanks a lot' or 'I like it a lot'.

• Spanish: muchos - muchísimas cosas - mucho
• Portuguese (BR): muitos - um monte de coisas - muito
• Portuguese (PT): muitos - imensas coisas - muito
• Chinese (Simplified): 许多 - 很多 - 大量
• Chinese (Traditional): 許多 - 很多 - 大量
• Hindi: बहुत सारे - बहुत अधिक
• Arabic: الكثير من - كثيرًا
• Bengali: অনেক
• Russian: много
• Japanese: たくさん
• Vietnamese: nhiều
• Korean: 많이 - 많은
• Turkish: çok - birçok
• Urdu: بہت
• Indonesian: banyak

例句

We have lots of apples at home.

basic

She has lots of homework tonight.

basic

There are lots of people in the park.

basic

I learned lots from that job.

natural

We talked lots on the trip.

natural

Thanks lots for helping me move.

natural