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I wish John would go away; he's one too many here.
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Sunny was one too many for you that time.(¨º¦¸®á©g³Ó¹L§A¡C)úC

B.

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It is difficult to understand his books, much more his lectures.
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(2)

I didn't even speak to him, much less discuss your problems with him.
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be much of a (¦³¡K®ð·§©Î­·«×¡A¤F¤£°_ªº)úC

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He is much of a hero.

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(2)

 He is not much of a gentleman.
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D.

be not much of a (¤£¬O­Ó¤F¤£°_ªº)

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Many of his students say that he's not much of a teacher.

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(2)

It wasn't much of a dinner.(¨º¹y¶º¤£«ç»ò¼Ë¡C)

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I think his work is up to much.(§Ú»{¬°¥Lªº§@«~«Ü¦n¡C)

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I don't think his work is up to much.(§Ú»{¬°¥Lªº§@«~¤£¦n¡C)

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be too much for someone («D¬Y¤H¯à¤O©Ò¤Î¡A«D¬Y¤H¯à³Ó¹L)úC

(1)

The school tennis champion was too much for me.
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(2) 

This is too much for him to manage.
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(3)

I couldn't finish that book on relativity; it was too much for me.
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G.

make much of¡Ð¡Ð·N«ä¬O (1)´L­«¡B­«µø (2)ÁA¸Ñ (3)®¥ºû¡B¸Ø¼ú¡B½Ô´A¡C  ¦p¡G

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People still make much of him in the country.
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(2)

She makes too much of her children.
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(3)

I didn't make much of that lecture.
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(4)

A newly married woman doesn't expect her husband to make much of other women.
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think much of¡Ð¡Ð·N«ä¬O "¹ï¡K¦³«Ü°ªªºµû»ù"¡A"»{¬°¡K¤F¤£°_"¡C   ¦p¡G

(1)

I don't think much of that method.(§Ú»{¬°¨ººØ¤èªk¨Ã¤£«ç»ò°ª©ú¡C)

(2)

We don't think much of you.(§Ú­Ìı±o§A¨S¦³¤°»ò¤F¤£°_¡C)úC

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see much of someone (®É±`¸I¨£¬Y¤H)úC

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B:

I have seen little of him lately.(³Ìªñ§Ú«Ü¤Ö¨£¨ì¥L¡C)úC

(2)

I haven't seen much of him lately.(¦P¤W¡C)úC

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(1)

It wasn't so much his appearance I liked as his personality.
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He's not so much unintelligent as uneducated.
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(3)

He was not so much angry as disappointed.(¥L¤£¬O¥Í®ð¡A¦Ó¬O¥¢±æ¡C)úC

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(1)

It wasn't so much that I disliked her as but I just wasn't interested.
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(2)

  It's not so much that I don't want to come but (that) I just haven't got the time.
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L.

...not so much as (= not even)...(¬Æ¦Ü¤£)

(1)

  He didn't so much as (= He didn't even) say thank-you, after all we'd done for him.
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(2) 

She didn't so much as ask me to sit down.
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M.

if...so much as (= if...even)...(°²¦p¡KÁÙ¡K)

(1)

If you so much as look at another woman, I'll murder you.
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(2)

If you so much as have to do with that woman again, I'll divorce you.
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Could I have a small brandy, please?
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A small child went up to me and asked me for a dollar.
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Poor little thing, come here and let me look after you.
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2.

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I'll be back in a little while.
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It's a little way from here.
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They live in a small way.(¥L­Ì¥Í¬¡Â²¾ë¡C)

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He's contributed to scientific progress in a small way.
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The room I live in is smaller than this.
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