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a lot of + noun
She has a lot of books.
她有很多书。
She has a lot of books.
她有很多书。
大量；许多；很多
A large quantity or number; a great deal.
(常跟‘of’连用)大量,许多
(often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
独立的划部分；构成整体的离散细分单元
A separate, appropriated portion; a quantized, subdivided set consisting a whole.
有固定边界的土地
a parcel of land having fixed boundaries
She has a lot of books on her shelf.
她的书架上有很多书。
AI contextual example
They bought a lot to build a new house.
他们买了一块地来建新房子。
AI contextual example
He accepted his lot in life with grace.
他优雅地接受了自己的命运。
AI contextual example
a lot of money
很多钱
WordNet
She has a lot of books.
她有很多书。
I'll take the whole lot.
我全要了。
‘a lot’用作名词短语，意为‘很多’。
He knows a lot about cars.
他对汽车了解很多。
指一块土地。
They bought a vacant lot.
他们买了一块空地。
Not this
A lot of students likes English.
Use this
A lot of students like English.
中文中动词没有单复数变化，学习者容易忽略英文主谓一致。a lot of + 复数名词作主语时，谓语动词应用复数形式。
Not this
I have a lot of homeworks.
Use this
I have a lot of homework.
homework 是不可数名词，不能加 -s。a lot of 后接不可数名词时，名词保持原形。
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大量的，许多
She has a lot of friends in this city.
她在这个城市有很多朋友。
大量的，许多（非正式）
We bought lots of snacks for the party.
我们为派对买了大量零食。
全部，整个
I'll take the lot if you give me a discount.
如果你给我折扣，我就全买了。
停车场
The parking lot was full by 9 a.m.
停车场早上9点就满了。
抽签
They drew lots to decide who would go first.
他们抽签决定谁先走。
建筑用地
They bought a building lot near the lake.
他们在湖边买了一块建筑用地。
大量的；许多
I have a lot of books.
我有很多书。
抽签
They cast lots to decide who would go first.
他们抽签决定谁先去。
与……共命运
He threw in his lot with the rebels.
他决定与造反者共命运。
那损坏得可真厉害！
There was a lot of noise last night.
昨晚有很多噪音。
你胆子真大。
He has a lot of courage.
他很有勇气。
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联想停车场(parking lot)里有很多车，记忆lot有“大量”和“地块”的含义。
中性，常用于口语和书面语中表示大量，常与of连用构成a lot of。
常后接介词of
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