beaucoup

What is another word for beaucoup? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.

Adv — A great deal; a lot (used informally, often for emphasis).

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How to use beaucoup

The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.

beaucoup money beaucoup trouble thanks beaucoup

Informal and a bit jokey in English — not standard written usage, more of a spoken flourish.

Etymology

Borrowed directly from French beaucoup ("a lot, very much"). It entered American slang mainly through soldiers stationed in France and Vietnam, who picked it up from locals and brought it home.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “beaucoup” mean?

The word “beaucoup” means a great deal; a lot (used informally, often for emphasis). In plain terms, a casual, borrowed way of saying "a lot" or "very much.".

How do you pronounce “beaucoup”?

“Beaucoup” is pronounced boh-KOO (/ˈbuˌku/ in IPA).

How do you use “beaucoup” in a sentence?

Here is “beaucoup” used in a sentence: “He's got beaucoup money since the promotion.”

What part of speech is “beaucoup”?

“Beaucoup” is an adverb.

Where does the word “beaucoup” come from?

The word “beaucoup” comes from French. Borrowed directly from French beaucoup ("a lot, very much"). It entered American slang mainly through soldiers stationed in France and Vietnam, who picked it up from locals and brought it home.

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