lot in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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1.1. lot (large number, quantity) no pl:

a lot of wine
mucho vino
a lot of people
mucha gente
he has a lot of nieces/nephews
tiene muchas sobrinas/muchos sobrinos
I've got a lot to do
tengo mucho que hacer
I've got a lot to do
tengo un montón de cosas que hacer inf
there wasn't a lot I could do
yo no podía hacer mucho
a lot of the book is boring
gran parte del libro es aburrida
I've seen a lot of her recently
la he visto mucho últimamente
I've seen a lot of her recently
la he visto a menudo últimamente
quite a lot of money
bastante dinero
what a lot of books/photos you've got!
¡cuántos libros/cuántas fotos tienes!
what a lot of fruit/cheese you've bought!
¡cuánta fruta/cuánto queso has comprado!
such a lot of fuss over nothing!
¡tanto lío por una tontería!
a (fat) lot of good that'll do! inf, iron
pues eso sí que va a servir de mucho iron
I knew quite a lot of the answers
yo sabía muchas de las respuestas

4.2. lot Am → parking lot

See also parking lot

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he's scoffed the lot!
¡se lo ha engullido or zampado todo!

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lot in the PONS Dictionary

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an awful lot
muchísimo

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lot Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to leave a lot to be desired
dejar mucho que desear
to have a lot to answer for
tener mucha culpa
to have a lot of/little experience
tener mucha/poca experiencia
you learn a lot in this class
se aprende mucho en esta clase
my husband likes to gamble a lot
mi marido es muy jugador
to put a lot of effort into sth
poner mucho afán en algo
to score a lot of goals against
golear
this work takes a lot of time
este trabajo lleva mucho tiempo
to take up a lot of room
ocupar mucho sitio
this takes up a lot of time
esto roba mucho tiempo
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This worries him enough to spend a lot of company resources on hiring experts, including statisticians.
gigaom.com
The comments drew a lot of fire from naturists and nudists alike and at the time, jeopardized some support for its collaborative projects.
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It also has 7,186 square-meter terminal building and a 36,000 square-meter aircraft parking lot with five parking aprons.
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Though its only 1 lot, you may have to wait for some time to book profits.
www.econotimes.com
The original building was about 7000sqft m2 and required a lot of manual labor.
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Super-computers, various types of transport, robots, lifelike holograms, even the elixir of youth, he has invented the lot and more.
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I was ridding myself of a lot of things that stifled me.
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He drove into and circled the parking lot, and then he accelerated to crash through a 5-foot-high barrier of concertina wire separating the parking lot from the building.
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The lot was illuminated by three sets of blinking hazard lights that audibly clicked every time they turned on and off.
thinkprogress.org
But their current digital distribution model eliminates the radical chasm between who really got the money and who's been doing a lot of the work.
en.wikipedia.org

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