Zillion Meaning in English
word
/ˈzɪɫjən/
ZIL-yuhn
/zˈɪliən/
ZIL-ee-uhn
释义
A very large but not exact number; 'zillion' is used to mean 'so many that you can't count them.' It is an informal, humorous way to exaggerate.
用法与细微差别
'Zillion' is always informal—do not use it in formal writing. It exaggerates and is not meant to be taken literally. Common phrases: 'a zillion times', 'a zillion things'. Similar to 'million' or 'bazillion' but even more exaggerated.
Spanish: un montón - un millón (informal)Portuguese (BR): zilhões - um montãoPortuguese (PT): zilhões - imensidãoChinese (Simplified): 无数 - 海量 (口语)Chinese (Traditional): 無數 - 海量 (口語)Hindi: अनगिनत - बहुत बड़ी संख्या (अनौपचारिक)Arabic: عددٌ لا يُحصى - عددٌ هائل (عامية)Bengali: অগণিত - অসংখ্যRussian: целая куча - уйма - тьмаJapanese: 無数 - ものすごい数Vietnamese: vô số - hàng tỉKorean: 엄청나게 많은 - 셀 수 없이 많은Turkish: milyonlarca - sayısızUrdu: بے شمار - ان گنتIndonesian: sejuta - sangat banyak
例句
I've told you a zillion times!
basic
There are a zillion stars in the sky.
basic
She has a zillion ideas for the project.
basic
It feels like I have a zillion things to do today.
natural
Why do you ask so many questions? You've already asked a zillion!
natural
If I had a zillion dollars, I'd travel the world.
natural