less and less

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishless and lessless and lessLESSused to say that a quality, situation etc gradually decreases OPP more and more As the years went by, he seemed to care less and less about his reputation. Smoking is becoming less and less acceptable. → lessExamples from the Corpusless and less• The fighting has become less and less frequent.• Staff were separated less and less from pupils; they used the same library and the same resource centres.• They began spending less and less time with each other.• As the war progressed, this position be-came less and less tenable and was eventually discarded.• Changes over the course of 250 years meant that realities accorded less and less with formal appearances and official regulations.• However, they are less and less willing either to hide or to lead lives of celibacy.• It is merely that there is less and less justification for her position.• It turned out not to be much-and, as it happened, he needed less and less as time went on.• Now I seem to care less and less.• She liked the mail-order concept, saying that working women have less and less time to shop at stores.less and lessless and lessa decreasing amount of something OPP more and more They began spending less and less time together.less and less of The band was doing less and less of that kind of music. → lessExamples from the Corpusless and less• As the war progressed, this position be-came less and less tenable and was eventually discarded.• Changes over the course of 250 years meant that realities accorded less and less with formal appearances and official regulations.• However, they are less and less willing either to hide or to lead lives of celibacy.• It is merely that there is less and less justification for her position.• It turned out not to be much-and, as it happened, he needed less and less as time went on.• Now I seem to care less and less.• She liked the mail-order concept, saying that working women have less and less time to shop at stores.• Staff were separated less and less from pupils; they used the same library and the same resource centres.

单词	less and less
释义	less and less From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishless and lessless and lessLESSused to say that a quality, situation etc gradually decreases OPP more and more As the years went by, he seemed to care less and less about his reputation. Smoking is becoming less and less acceptable. → lessExamples from the Corpusless and less• The fighting has become less and less frequent.• Staff were separated less and less from pupils; they used the same library and the same resource centres.• They began spending less and less time with each other.• As the war progressed, this position be-came less and less tenable and was eventually discarded.• Changes over the course of 250 years meant that realities accorded less and less with formal appearances and official regulations.• However, they are less and less willing either to hide or to lead lives of celibacy.• It is merely that there is less and less justification for her position.• It turned out not to be much-and, as it happened, he needed less and less as time went on.• Now I seem to care less and less.• She liked the mail-order concept, saying that working women have less and less time to shop at stores.less and lessless and lessa decreasing amount of something OPP more and more They began spending less and less time together.less and less of The band was doing less and less of that kind of music. → lessExamples from the Corpusless and less• As the war progressed, this position be-came less and less tenable and was eventually discarded.• Changes over the course of 250 years meant that realities accorded less and less with formal appearances and official regulations.• However, they are less and less willing either to hide or to lead lives of celibacy.• It is merely that there is less and less justification for her position.• It turned out not to be much-and, as it happened, he needed less and less as time went on.• Now I seem to care less and less.• She liked the mail-order concept, saying that working women have less and less time to shop at stores.• Staff were separated less and less from pupils; they used the same library and the same resource centres.
随便看	there's nothing to there's nothing to it there's nothing to stop doing there's nothing to stop from doing there's one born every minute there's only one thing for it there's room for improvement there's the rub there's to there, there! there/bang goes something thereabout thereabouts thereafter thereby thereby doing thereby doing something therefore therein therein lies therein lies something therein lies the dilemma etc therein lies the problem etc thereinafter Therell always be an England