plenty

plenty
'plenti 1. pronoun
1) (a sufficient amount; enough: I don't need any more books - I've got plenty; We've got plenty of time to get there.) mer enn nok
2) (a large amount: He's got plenty of money.) overflod, store mengder
2. adjective
That's plenty, thank you!) rikelig, mer enn nok
- plentiful
nok
I
subst. \/ˈplentɪ\/
1) rikelighet, overflod
there's plenty more in the drawer
det er masse mer i skuffen
I've got plenty to do
jeg har fullt opp med ting å gjøre
2) velstand, rikdom
horn of plenty overflødighetshorn
in plenty i overflod, i massevis
they were in plenty of time
de hadde svært god tid
plenty of masser av\/med, massevis av\/med, fullt opp av\/med, i overflod
plenty of things to be done
mange ting som må gjøres
we have plenty of time
vi har rikelig med tid
II
adj. \/ˈplentɪ\/
(hverdagslig) rikelig, i massevis, i overflod, mer enn nok
money was plenty
det var rikelig med penger
six will be plenty
seks holder lenge\/seks er mer enn nok
III
adv. \/ˈplentɪ\/
(spesielt amer., hverdagslig) ganske, nokså, temmelig, veldig
he was plenty nervous
han var ganske så nervøs
it's plenty big enough
det er mer enn stort nok

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