so many in Latin
so many in Latin is tot — so many means such a large number of countable things that it produces a particular result or reaction.
so many in Latin
tot
A certain number of; a limited number of.
What does "so many" mean?
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determiner Such a large number of countable things that it produces a particular result or reaction.
"There were so many people that we could not get near the stage."
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determiner A fixed but unspecified number, used when the exact figure does not matter.
"You are allowed so many free returns a year and no more."
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so many in a sentence
- There were so many people that we could not get near the stage.
- Why do you own so many umbrellas?
- You are allowed so many free returns a year and no more.
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What is "so many" in Latin?
"so many" in Latin is tot. so many means: Such a large number of countable things that it produces a particular result or reaction.
How do you use "so many" in a sentence?
Example: "There were so many people that we could not get near the stage." In Latin, "so many" is tot.
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