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I . more [mɔ:ʳ] ПРИЛ.

II . more [mɔ:ʳ] МЕСТОИМ.

III . more [mɔ:ʳ] НАРЕЧ.

3. more (longer):

to be no more times
biti mimo
to be no more person
biti pokojen
I don't do yoga any more
ne ukvarjam se več z jogo

Смотри также much , many

I . much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ПРИЛ. + ед.

II . much [mʌtʃ] МЕСТОИМ.

3. much with отриц. уничиж. (poor example):

I've never been much of a dancer
nikoli nisem bil dober plesalec
he's not much to look at
ni preveč simpatičen

4. much (larger part):

much of the day
večino dneva

5. much (be redundant):

so much for ...
toliko o ...

6. much with вопросит.:

how much is it?
koliko stane?

III . much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] НАРЕЧ.

3. much (nearly):

much
skoraj
much the same
skoraj [tako] kot

5. much (exactly that):

much
[točno] to
I had expected as much
to sem pričakoval

6. much (often):

much
pogosto
do you see much of her?
se pogosto vidita?

7. much (setting up a contrast):

they're not so much lovers as friends
sta bolj prijatelja kot ljubimca

IV . much [mʌtʃ] СОЮЗ (although)

I . many [ˈmeni] МЕСТОИМ. (a great number)

II . many [ˈmeni] СУЩ. (the majority)

more НАРЕЧ.

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less-is-more [lesɪzmɔ:ʳ] ПРИЛ.

I . many [ˈmeni] МЕСТОИМ. (a great number)

II . many [ˈmeni] СУЩ. (the majority)

I . much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ПРИЛ. + ед.

II . much [mʌtʃ] МЕСТОИМ.

3. much with отриц. уничиж. (poor example):

I've never been much of a dancer
nikoli nisem bil dober plesalec
he's not much to look at
ni preveč simpatičen

4. much (larger part):

much of the day
večino dneva

5. much (be redundant):

so much for ...
toliko o ...

6. much with вопросит.:

how much is it?
koliko stane?

III . much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] НАРЕЧ.

3. much (nearly):

much
skoraj
much the same
skoraj [tako] kot

5. much (exactly that):

much
[točno] to
I had expected as much
to sem pričakoval

6. much (often):

much
pogosto
do you see much of her?
se pogosto vidita?

7. much (setting up a contrast):

they're not so much lovers as friends
sta bolj prijatelja kot ljubimca

IV . much [mʌtʃ] СОЮЗ (although)

many-ˈsid·ed ПРИЛ.

not so much as

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as much as НАРЕЧ.

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as much as НАРЕЧ.

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Примеры со словом more

more and more came
vedno več jih je prihajalo
more and more
čedalje bolj
what's more ...
poleg tega ...
any more
nič več
more experienced
bolj izkušen
plenty more
še veliko več
more importantly
še pomembnejše
more or less (approximately)
približno
more fool you брит.
kaj si pa tako neumen
no more
nič več
(some point in time) once more (one more time)
še enkrat
vacancies were becoming more and more rare
prostih mest je bilo vedno manj
not any longer [or more]
nič več
more potatoes? — please
še krompirja? — prosim
the more the better
čim več, tem bolje
that's more like it разг.
to je že boljše
more often than not
večinoma

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