英语词汇“most”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

most

/məʊst

determiner & pronoun

1Greatest in amount or degree: [as determiner]: they’ve had the most success [as pronoun]: she had the most to lose...

I would be of the view that managers with an open mind are the ones that have most success.
Seven celebrities with the most votes are guaranteed a place in the Academy.
Economic liberalism appears to be the approach with most success in practice.

1.1The majority of; nearly all of: [as determiner]: the two-pin sockets found in most European countries [as pronoun]: I spent most of the winter on the coast...

Tom attended most of the monthly fairs in Belmullet and most days had a few ponies for sale.
A good starting point would be the mother, who is the major influence for most children up to age three.
The bugs are only a few thousandths of a millimetre across and lack the cell walls which most bacteria have.

adverb

1Forming the superlative of adjectives and adverbs, especially those of more than one syllable: the most important event of my life he was the most ambitious of all...

The event took place on the day of North Korea's most important national holiday.
The most important thing to remember with respect to this film is that it is not a documentary.
Fresh garlic contains several compounds, the most important of which is allicin.

2To the greatest extent: the things he most enjoyed what she wanted most of all...

What his video game reminds me of most of all, though, is the very dawn of computing.
I look forward most of all to arranging my library and my writing space when I move out.
These are the things which I value most of all; blogging comes secondary to all of them.

3Extremely; very: it was most kind of you that is most probably correct...

That is now no longer a fair representation of their view, and it most certainly is not of mine.
It most certainly was not a life-changing experience, but it did provide amusements.
History will most certainly exact a heavy price from them for being such imbeciles.

4North American informal Almost: most everyone understood...

When this song came out, most everyone listened to it on the verge of laughter.
I imagine most everyone who has gone through schooling has experienced a fairly similar situation.
She does have a few fears, but they are unknown by most everyone because of her toughness.

Phrases

at (the) most

be the most

for the most part

make the most of

Origin

Old English māst, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch meest and German meist.

单词	most
释义	most /məʊst / determiner & pronoun 1Greatest in amount or degree: [as determiner]: they’ve had the most success [as pronoun]: she had the most to lose... I would be of the view that managers with an open mind are the ones that have most success. Seven celebrities with the most votes are guaranteed a place in the Academy. Economic liberalism appears to be the approach with most success in practice. 1.1The majority of; nearly all of: [as determiner]: the two-pin sockets found in most European countries [as pronoun]: I spent most of* the winter on the coast... Tom attended most of the monthly fairs in Belmullet and most days had a few ponies for sale. A good starting point would be the mother, who is the major influence for most children up to age three. The bugs are only a few thousandths of a millimetre across and lack the cell walls which most bacteria have. adverb 1Forming the superlative of adjectives and adverbs, especially those of more than one syllable: the most important event of my life* he was the most ambitious of all... The event took place on the day of North Korea's most important national holiday. The most important thing to remember with respect to this film is that it is not a documentary. Fresh garlic contains several compounds, the most important of which is allicin. 2To the greatest extent: the things he most enjoyed what she wanted most of all... What his video game reminds me of most of all, though, is the very dawn of computing. I look forward most of all to arranging my library and my writing space when I move out. These are the things which I value most of all; blogging comes secondary to all of them. 3Extremely; very: it was most kind of you that is most probably correct... That is now no longer a fair representation of their view, and it most certainly is not of mine. It most certainly was not a life-changing experience, but it did provide amusements. History will most certainly exact a heavy price from them for being such imbeciles. 4North American informal Almost: most everyone understood... When this song came out, most everyone listened to it on the verge of laughter. I imagine most everyone who has gone through schooling has experienced a fairly similar situation. She does have a few fears, but they are unknown by most everyone because of her toughness. Phrases at (the) most be the most for the most part make the most of Origin Old English māst, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch meest and German meist. Rhymes boast, coast, ghost, host, oast, post, roast, toast
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