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单词 too
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too

Yet it remains too little known in this country.The burden of looking after him proves too much for her.We are not too bad so it will be a nice game.It is sometimes too much but sometimes you actually want it to ring.You are too flat to think about slam.Too little is being given to the public for too much of an advantage.He will be carrying some of my cash too after some solid runs this season.That meant it might not be too bad.Too right - the more the better.She gave evidence that meant he was struck off as a teacher - and quite right too.Things just came a little too soon.But there is very bad news too.The young man who had too much too young and nearly threw it all away.They are thinking too much and playing too slowly.The regulator wanted to crack down on companies that were charging too much and delivering too little.The news that another was missing presumed dead was too much to bear.Perhaps it is not too fanciful to think of teaching mathematics through dance.He loves his angle grinder just a little bit too much for comfort.That could be too much to bear.It was too much to ask of anybody.Surely they have human rights too?Our bad moment was too long.They're too nervous before the ceremony and too busy after.Quite right too, you might think.It turns out that vacuum cleaners are right out too, along with hole punches and prams.Too many to know by name and face, too bad.Probably a little too obvious, too.In fact, detecting a winner right now is too difficult.Too bad there wasn't time to hear more.My usual diet is simplicity itself: eat too little and lay off the booze.I think she feels too young to live with her lover.How on earth was I going to look after a dog too?If the opportunity presents itself, he'll go after the officials too.But he, too, thrived after his fashion.

In other languages
too

British English: too /tuː/ ADVERB
also Too means also.
Can I come too?
  • American English: too
  • Arabic: أَيْضاً
  • Brazilian Portuguese: também
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: također
  • Czech: také
  • Danish: også
  • Dutch: ook
  • European Spanish: también
  • Finnish: myös
  • French: aussi
  • German: zu
  • Greek: επίσης
  • Italian: anche
  • Japanese: また おなじく
  • Korean: ...도 또한
  • Norwegian: altfor
  • Polish: również
  • European Portuguese: também
  • Romanian: și
  • Russian: также
  • Latin American Spanish: también
  • Swedish: också
  • Thai: อีกด้วย
  • Turkish: de, da kıyaslama
  • Ukrainian: також
  • Vietnamese: cũng
British English: too /tuː/ ADVERB
excessively You use too to mean more than you want or need.
The TV is too loud.
  • American English: too
  • Arabic: أَكْثَرُ مِنَ اللازِم
  • Brazilian Portuguese: demasiado
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: previše
  • Czech: příliš
  • Danish: for
  • Dutch: te
  • European Spanish: demasiado
  • Finnish: liian
  • French: trop
  • German: zu
  • Greek: πάρα πολύ
  • Italian: troppo
  • Japanese: ・・・すぎる
  • Korean: 너무
  • Norwegian: altfor
  • Polish: zbyt
  • European Portuguese: demasiado
  • Romanian: prea
  • Russian: слишком
  • Latin American Spanish: demasiado
  • Swedish: för
  • Thai: เกินไป
  • Turkish: çok
  • Ukrainian: надто
  • Vietnamese: quá

All related terms of 'too'

Chinese translation of 'too'

too

(tuː)

adv

  1. (= excessively) (tài)
    ⇒ It was too far to walk. 要是走路就太远了。 (Yàoshi zǒulù jiù tài yuǎn le.)
  2. (= also) (yě)
  3. (for emphasis) 并(並)且 (bìngqiě)
    ⇒ We did learn to read, and quickly too. 我们确实学会了阅读,并且学得很快。 (Wǒmen quèshí xuéhuìle yuèdú, bìngqiě xué de hěnkuài.)
    you're from Brooklyn? Me too! 你从(從)布鲁(魯)克林来(來)?我也是! (nǐ cóng Bùlǔkèlín lái? Wǒ yě shì!)
    too bad! 很遗(遺)憾! (hěn yíhàn!)
    I'm not too happy with it 我对(對)此并(並)不是很高兴(興) (wǒ duì cǐ bìng bùshì hěn gāoxìng)
    all too well/recently, only too well/recently 好得/近得不能再好/再近 (hǎo de/jìn de bùnéng zài hǎo/zài jìn)

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also

All related terms of 'too'

(adverb) 
Definition
as well or also
Depression may be expressed physically too.
Synonyms
also
It is much too large and also it is very cold.
as well
I like the job, and the people I work with are very nice as well.
further
Further, losing one day doesn't mean you won't win the next.
in addition
moreover
There was a man behind her. Moreover he was observing her strangely.
besides
It doesn't fit you, and besides it's dreadful!
likewise
All their attempts were spurned. Similar offers from the right were likewise rejected.
to boot
into the bargain
Get in a bit of practice and have some fun into the bargain.
(adverb) 
Definition
in or to an excessive degree
I'm afraid you're too late; she's gone.
Synonyms
excessively
managers paying themselves excessively high salaries
very
I am very grateful to you for all your help.
extremely
The taste of bitterness is an extremely common feature of herbal remedies.
overly
Employers may become overly cautious about taking on new staff.
unduly
He appealed to firms not to increase their prices unduly.
unreasonably
inordinately
exorbitantly
immoderately
over-
see very

Additional synonyms

in the sense of as well
Definition
in addition
I like the job, and the people I work with are very nice as well.
Synonyms
also,
too,
in addition,
moreover,
besides,
to boot,
into the bargain
in the sense of besides
Definition
in addition
It doesn't fit you, and besides it's dreadful!
Synonyms
also,
too,
further,
otherwise,
in addition,
as well,
moreover,
furthermore,
what's more,
into the bargain
in the sense of extremely
The taste of bitterness is an extremely common feature of herbal remedies.
Synonyms
very,
highly,
greatly,
particularly,
severely,
terribly,
ultra,
utterly,
unusually,
exceptionally,
extraordinarily,
intensely,
tremendously,
markedly,
awfully (informal),
acutely,
exceedingly,
excessively,
inordinately,
uncommonly,
to a fault,
to the nth degree,
to or in the extreme

Synonyms of 'too'

too

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of further
Definition
in addition
Further, losing one day doesn't mean you won't win the next.
Synonyms
in addition,
moreover,
besides,
furthermore,
also,
yet,
on top of,
what's more,
to boot,
additionally,
over and above,
as well as,
into the bargain
in the sense of into the bargain
Definition
besides
Get in a bit of practice and have some fun into the bargain.
Synonyms
too,
also,
further,
in addition,
as well,
moreover,
besides,
furthermore,
what's more
in the sense of likewise
Definition
in addition
All their attempts were spurned. Similar offers from the right were likewise rejected.
Synonyms
also,
too,
as well,
further,
in addition,
moreover,
besides,
furthermore
in the sense of moreover
Definition
in addition to what has already been said
There was a man behind her. Moreover he was observing her strangely.
Synonyms
furthermore,
also,
further,
in addition,
too,
as well,
besides,
likewise,
what is more,
to boot,
additionally,
into the bargain,
withal (literary)
in the sense of overly
Definition
too
Employers may become overly cautious about taking on new staff.
Synonyms
too,
very,
extremely,
exceedingly,
unduly,
excessively,
unreasonably,
inordinately,
immoderately,
over-
in the sense of unduly
Definition
excessively
He appealed to firms not to increase their prices unduly.
Synonyms
excessively,
overly,
too much,
unnecessarily,
disproportionately,
improperly,
unreasonably,
extravagantly,
out of all proportion,
inordinately,
unjustifiably,
overmuch,
immoderately
in the sense of very
Definition
used to add emphasis to adjectives and adverbs that are able to be graded
I am very grateful to you for all your help.
Synonyms
extremely,
highly,
greatly,
really,
deeply,
particularly,
seriously (informal),
truly,
absolutely,
terribly,
remarkably,
unusually,
jolly (British),
wonderfully,
profoundly,
decidedly,
awfully (informal),
acutely,
exceedingly,
excessively,
noticeably,
eminently,
superlatively,
uncommonly,
surpassingly,
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