Translation of Spanish word "mucho" to English
mucho
/ˈmu.tʃo/
Meaning
NounA large quantity or number; a great deal.
How to use
In Spanish, 'mucho' is often used to convey a large quantity or number, and can be used in various contexts, such as when describing the amount of food at a meal or the number of people attending an event. However, it's worth noting that 'mucho' can sometimes be used as an adverb, rather than a noun, as in the phrase 'me gusta mucho' (I like it a lot).
🇬🇧 English
a lot / much
Example
ganar todo (de dinero); es decir, premio mayor
earn all (of money); i.e. jackpot
El Señor dividió la tierra en tribus, cada una según su suerte.
The Lord divided the land into tribes, each according to its lot.
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Common phrases
- mucho trabajo— a lot of work
- mucho dinero— a lot of money
- mucho tiempo— a lot of time
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What does the Spanish word "mucho" mean?▼
The Spanish word "mucho" means "a lot / much" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "ganar todo (de dinero); es decir, premio mayor" (which translates as "earn all (of money); i.e. jackpot").
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