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too [Brit tuː, Am tu] ADV When too means also it is generally translated by anche which is usually placed before the word it refers to: you too = anche tu; can I have some too? = posso averne un po' anch'io? - When too means to an excessive degree (too high too dangerous too fast), it is translated by troppo: troppo alto troppo pericoloso troppo in fretta. - For examples of the above and further usages, see this entry.
1. too (also, as well):
too
I love you” - “I love you too”
ti amo” - “ti amo anch'io
have a nice evening” - “you too!”
buona serata” - “anche a te!”
2. too (reinforcing an opinion):
3. too (expressing indignation, annoyance):
they're here” - “about time too!”
sono qui” - “alla buon'ora!”
I'm sorry” - “I should think so too!”
mi dispiace” - “lo spero bene!”
4. too (excessively):
too
too many, too few people
I ate too much
it was too little too late
5. too (emphatic: very):
too
sei troppo gentile! also iron
that's too bad! (a pity)
so you're annoyed” - “too right (I am)!”
e allora sei arrabbiato” - “eccome (se lo sono)!”
6. too (in negatives):
too
it wasn't too bad film, trip:
they've arrived” - “none too soon!”
sono arrivati” - “mai troppo presto!”
7. too (contradicting: so) inf:
you don't know how to swim” - “I do too!”
tu non sai nuotare” - “ che so nuotare!”
he didn't pinch you” - “he did too!”
non ti ha pizzicato” - “e invece !”
8. too:
all too accurate, easy, widespread
it is all too obvious that
9. too:
only too
I. too-too [Brit tuːˈtuː, Am ˈtuˌtu] ADJ
too-too (exquisite)
too-too (affected)
II. too-too [Brit tuːˈtuː, Am ˈtuˌtu] ADV
too-too
me-too [Brit, Am] ADJ
me-too views, products:
me-too
me-too
I. only [Brit ˈəʊnli, Am ˈoʊnli] ADJ
1. only (sole):
2. only (best, preferred):
II. only [Brit ˈəʊnli, Am ˈoʊnli] ADV
1. only (exclusively):
men only
2. only (nothing more than):
3. only (in expressions of time):
4. only (merely):
5. only (just):
III. only just ADV
1. only just (very recently):
2. only just (barely):
IV. only too ADV
only too
V. only [Brit ˈəʊnli, Am ˈoʊnli] CONJ (but)
VI. only [Brit ˈəʊnli, Am ˈoʊnli]
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(ho mangiato, bevuto) troppo
ti piace la carne?” - “non troppo
do you like meat?” - “not too much
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too [tu:] ADV
1. too (overly):
too
2. too (very):
too
3. too (also):
too
me too! inf
4. too (moveover):
too
5. too inf (for emphasis):
too
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