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Meanings of too much in English
Portuguese
demasiadamente Spanish
excesivamente Usage of too much in English
1
He had time to think about the situation; perhaps too much time.
2
There's nothing wrong with the government: people want too much for free.
3
Now, the global financial crisis is likely to stop too much development.
4
Far too dense, far too much seeing theorizing, far too much being.
5
But we need to avoid increasing the number of members too much.
6
I only see the problem that politicians from Hungary talk too much.
7
I have far too much work for your hand to allow that.
8
Maybe that was the root of their current problems: too much thinking.
9
This is the whole problem: not enough hard information, too much speculation.
10
You have read too much official history, General, Jook said, growing introspective.
11
Be careful you don't let too much freedom into your military forces.
12
Nothing is too much trouble as far as the children are concerned.
13
Still, political adversaries worry Cortizo may seek to concentrate too much power.
14
He doesn't ask too many questions, and he doesn't talk too much.
15
I've been thinking too much about all the future today, I suppose.
16
Time, however, was something she had already used up too much of.
This collocation consists of:
Too much through the time
Too much across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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