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montão
Catalan
feix
Spanish
multitud
A large number or amount.
mountain
scores
dozens
tons
piles
loads
heaps
stacks
rafts
lashings
Portuguese
montão
Portuguese
mui
Spanish
mucho
To a very great degree or extent.
much
a lot
a good deal
a great deal
very much
Portuguese
mui
1
In Europe, almost every carrier uses GSM, which means
lots
of competition.
2
She needs
lots
of rest, good food, as little stress as possible.
3
Maurice Bleibermacher has a different problem:
lots
of degrees and no money.
4
This is a complicated question, and the answer is:
lots
of places.
5
I'd had
lots
of personal problems and went through some difficult times.
6
In our culture, having
lots
of money means having power over others.
7
This lopsided development matters because India needs to create
lots
of jobs.
8
Yes, there have been
lots
of changes to incentives after the crisis.
9
In other words,
lots
of different people adding tags to public links.
10
There's a cute crowd in Maycomb now;
lots
of new young people.
11
The Morning Reboot: Tuesday December 5 The news, and
lots
of it.
12
I've seen failed marriages and
lots
of people with problems at work.
13
Animals exposed to environmental stress often have
lots
of them floating around.
14
He needs clean water,
lots
and
lots
of clean water, every day.
15
As far as the treaty is concerned there are
lots
of options.
16
I had a spacious house and
lots
of hope for my family.
lots
lot
be lots
have lots
get lots
draw lots
do lots
Portuguese
montão
mui
bastante
muita
muito
um monte
Catalan
feix
apilotament
pilot
quantitat
estiba
cúmul
apilament
manyoc
pila
tou
muntanya
munt
castell
Spanish
multitud
montón
pila
cantidad
fajo
barbaridad
mucho
muchisimo