Це сирі відповідники з білінгвальних джерел. Семантичне кластеризування ще не виконане — групування лише за рівнем довіри джерел.
muchC2determinerabsent— not be up to much2 sourcesballa, e2u
muchB1adverbabsent— often/ a lot2 sourcesballa, e2u
used mainly in questions or negative sentences to mean often or a lot
muchA1determinerabsent— question2 sourcesballa, e2u
In questions, 'much' is used to ask about the amount of something.
muchA2determinerabsent— negative2 sourcesballa, e2u
In negative sentences, 'much' is used to say that there is not a large amount of something.
muchA1adverbabsent— very much2 sourcesballa, e2u
muchC1determinerabsent— a lot of2 sourcesballa, e2u
muchC2determinerabsent— not be up to much2 sourcesballa, e2u
muchB1adverbabsent— with adjectives2 sourcesballa, e2u
used before comparative adjectives such as 'better' and 'more beautiful' to mean 'a lot'
muchA1determinerabsent— question2 sourcesballa, e2u
In questions, 'much' is used to ask about the amount of something.
muchA2determinerabsent— too much/so much2 sourcesballa, e2u
a large amount of something, often more than you want
muchA1adverbabsent— very much2 sourcesballa, e2u
muchC1determinerabsent— not much of a sth2 sourcesballa, e2u
used when you want to say that a person or thing is not a very good example of something
muchB1adverbabsent— often/ a lot2 sourcesballa, e2u
used mainly in questions or negative sentences to mean often or a lot
muchA2determinerabsent— too much/so much2 sourcesballa, e2u
a large amount of something, often more than you want
muchC1determinerabsent— not much of a sth2 sourcesballa, e2u
used when you want to say that a person or thing is not a very good example of something
muchB1adverbabsent— with adjectives2 sourcesballa, e2u
used before comparative adjectives such as 'better' and 'more beautiful' to mean 'a lot'
muchA2determinerabsent— negative2 sourcesballa, e2u
In negative sentences, 'much' is used to say that there is not a large amount of something.
muchC1determinerabsent— a lot of2 sourcesballa, e2u
veryA1adverbabsent— very much1 sourcesballa
to a large amount or degree
ofA1prepositionabsent— number1 sourcese2u
used with numbers, ages and dates
ofA1prepositionabsent— amount1 sourcese2u
used after words which show an amount
veryA1adverbabsent— not very good/tall/happy, etc.1 sourcesballa
not good, tall, happy, etc.
ofA1prepositionabsent— of course1 sourcese2u
used to say 'yes' and emphasize your answer
ofA1prepositionabsent— belong1 sourcese2u
belonging or relating to someone or something
ofA1prepositionabsent— containing1 sourcese2u
ofA2prepositionabsent— position1 sourcese2u
used in expressions showing position
ofB1prepositionabsent— who/what1 sourcese2u
used to show who or what does something
ofA2prepositionabsent— show1 sourcese2u
showing someone or something
veryA1adverbabsent— emphasis1 sourcesballa
used emphasize an adjective or adverb
ofA2prepositionabsent— of course not1 sourcese2u
used to say 'no' and emphasize your answer
ofA2prepositionabsent— comparing1 sourcese2u
used when comparing related things
ofB1prepositionabsent— cause1 sourcese2u
showing a reason or cause
ofB1prepositionabsent— of course1 sourcese2u
used to show that what you are saying is obvious or already known
ofC1prepositionabsent— relating to1 sourcese2u
ofB2prepositionabsent— judgment1 sourcese2u
used after an adjective when judging someone's behaviour
ofC2prepositionabsent— of your own accord1 sourcese2u
If you do something of your own accord, you choose to do it and no one else forces you.
veryC2adjectiveabsent1 sourcesballa