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Pronunciation / Transliteration: takusan
"彼女は教える経験がたくさんあります。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A large number or amount; a great deal.
"She has a lot of experience in teaching." - 2
A piece of land, especially one used for a specific purpose.
"They bought a lot to build their new house."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'lot' originates from the Old English 'hlot', meaning 'a portion or share'. It has roots in Proto-Germanic '*hlutą', which referred to a drawing or a share, evolving through Middle English to its current usage in various contexts, including chance and quantity.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Lot" is said worldwide
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beaucoup
Transliteration: boh-kou
"Elle a beaucoup d'expérience dans l'enseignement."
eine Menge
Transliteration: eine Menge
"Sie hat eine Menge Erfahrung im Unterrichten."
molto
Transliteration: molto
"Ha molta esperienza nell'insegnamento."
mucho
Transliteration: moo-cho
"Ella tiene mucha experiencia en la enseñanza."
muito
Transliteration: moo-ee-to
"Ela tem muita experiência no ensino."
बहुत
Transliteration: bahut
"उसके पास पढ़ाने का बहुत अनुभव है।"
很多
Transliteration: hěn duō
"她在教学方面有很多经验。"
많은
Transliteration: man-eun
"그녀는 가르치는 데 많은 경험이 있습니다."
たくさん
Transliteration: takusan
"彼女は教える経験がたくさんあります。"
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