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Iwwer mech
most
(EN)
determiner, adverb, pronoun
determiner “most”
most
superlative degree of "much"
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, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
She ate the
most
cake at the party.
superlative degree of many
She has the
most
books in her collection.
the majority of
Most
children love playing in the park.
adverb “most”
most
(more/most)
used to form the superlative degree of an adjective
She is the
most
talented singer in the competition.
very much; to a large degree
She was
most
excited to see the concert.
a colloquial expression for "almost" used in the US (it is recommended not to use it)
"
Most
everyone came to the party," said the American. "You mean almost everyone?" replied the Brit.
pronoun “most”
most
the majority or the greater part of a group of people or things
Most
don't know the meaning of life; the rest are drunk.
balmy
rhythm
passed
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