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’—‘plenty’
abondance
English
English
French
French
I. plenty [Brit ˈplɛnti, Am ˈplɛn(t)i] PRON
1. plenty (a lot, quite enough):
to have plenty of time, money, friends
avoir beaucoup de, ne pas manquer de
there is plenty of time/money
on a tout le temps/l'argent qu'il faut, on a beaucoup de temps/d'argent
there are plenty of other reasons/ideas
il y a beaucoup d'autres raisons/idées
there was wine, and plenty of it!
du vin il y en avait, et en quantité!
there is plenty more tea
il y a encore beaucoup de thé
there's plenty more where that came from inf!
profites-en, j'en ai toute une réserve!
to see plenty of sb
voir qn assez souvent
to have plenty to eat/to do
avoir beaucoup or suffisamment à manger/à faire
that's plenty
c'est bien assez, ça suffit amplement
£10 is/will be plenty
10 livres sterling suffisent/suffiront largement
‘have you any questions/money?’—‘plenty!’
‘as-tu des questions/de l'argent?’—‘tout plein!’ or ‘des tas!’ inf
‘do you know anything about cars?’—‘plenty!’
‘est-ce que tu t'y connais en voitures?’—‘oui, je m'y connais vraiment’
2. plenty U (abundance):
a time of plenty
une époque prospère
in plenty
en abondance
3. plenty (lots of) inf:
plenty work, money, friends
beaucoup de
II. plenty [Brit ˈplɛnti, Am ˈplɛn(t)i] ADV inf
1. plenty (quite):
plenty old/tall enough
suffisamment vieux/grand
that's plenty big enough!
c'est bien assez or largement assez grand!
2. plenty Am (very or very much):
to be plenty thirsty
avoir très soif
he cried plenty
il a beaucoup pleuré
horn of plenty N
horn of plenty
corne f d'abondance
there was plenty of plain speaking
tout le monde a eu son franc-parler
drink plenty of liquids
buvez beaucoup
we've laid in plenty of beer
nous avons fait une grande provision de bière
the fridge is stocked with beer and plenty of snacky food
le frigo est rempli de bières et plein de petites choses à grignoter
French
French
English
English
trompette-de-la-mort
horn of plenty
un de perdu, dix de retrouvés prov
there's plenty more fish in the sea prov
il y a des pommes à foison
there are plenty of apples, there are apples aplenty
bien s'hydrater
to take plenty of fluids
English
English
French
French
I. plenty [ˈplenti, Am -t̬i] N (abundance)
plenty
abondance f
II. plenty [ˈplenti, Am -t̬i] ADV
plenty
bien assez
it's plenty big enough
c'est bien assez grand
plenty good/bad Am inf
très bon/mauvais
III. plenty [ˈplenti, Am -t̬i] PRON
plenty of money/time
beaucoup d'argent/de temps
there was plenty of room
il y avait plein de place
to have plenty
en avoir bien assez
that's plenty
c'est largement assez
French
French
English
English
à foison
in plenty
à gogo inf
plenty of
avoir du muscle inf personne
to have plenty of muscle
ça a été un repas bien arrosé
there was plenty of wine with the meal
vous avez largement le temps
you have plenty of time
avoir tout son temps
to have plenty of time
English
English
French
French
I. plenty [ˈplen·t̬i] N (abundance)
plenty
abondance f
II. plenty [ˈplen·t̬i] ADV
plenty
bien assez
it's plenty big enough
c'est bien assez grand
plenty good/bad inf
très bon/mauvais
III. plenty [ˈplen·t̬i] PRON
plenty of money/time
beaucoup d'argent/de temps
there was plenty of room
il y avait plein de place
to have plenty
en avoir bien assez
that's plenty
c'est largement assez
there are plenty more fish in the sea
un de perdu, dix de retrouvés
French
French
English
English
à gogo inf
plenty of
à foison
in plenty
avoir du muscle inf personne
to have plenty of muscle
vous avez largement le temps
you have plenty of time
ça a été un repas bien arrosé
there was plenty of wine with the meal
avoir tout son temps
to have plenty of time
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it's plenty big enough
c'est bien assez grand
plenty good/bad Am inf
très bon/mauvais
plenty of money/time
beaucoup d'argent/de temps
there was plenty of room
il y avait plein de place
to have plenty
en avoir bien assez
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It soon acquired a reputation for plain speaking and controversy.
en.wikipedia.org
Attraction is instant and understanding is mutual, largely because they share a fondness for plain speaking.
www.smh.com.au
Plain speaking tends to create an image of integrity and the image must then be reality.
www.independent.ie
The party's manifesto emphasizes efficiency and disinterestedness in governance, plain speaking, and individual autonomy.
en.wikipedia.org
She believes in corporal punishment and plain speaking, which is what she calls being offensive.
www.ibtimes.co.uk

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