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I. more [mɔːʳ] ADJ

more comp of many, much

more: više

more: još

two more days until Christmas: još dva dana do Božića

we can't take on any more patients: ne možemo da primimo više pacijenata

some more coffee?: još kafe?

you need a lot more money than that: treba ti mnogo više novca od toga

more and more people buy things on the internet: sve više ljudi kupuje stvari preko interneta

just one more thing before I go: (da kažem) samo još nešto pre nego što odem

I'd be more than happy to...: bilo bi mi zadovoljstvo da....

II. more [mɔːʳ] PRON

1. more (greater amount):

more: više

tell me more: nastavi (da pričaš o tome)

more and more came: sve više ih je dolazilo

we see more of him these days: ovih dana ga češće viđamo

she's more of a poet than a musician: ona je više pesnik nego muzičar

the noise was more than I could bear: buka je bila više nego što sam mogao da podnesem

is there any more?: ima li još?

no more: nema više (nimalo)

no more (countable): nema više (nijedan)

Phrases:

all the more ...: utoliko više

all the more ...: tim pre

the more the better: što više, to bolje

the more he drank, the more violent he became: što je više pio, to je postajao sve nasilniji

III. more [mɔːʳ] ADV

1. more (forming comparatives):

let's find a more sensible way of doing it: hajde da pronađemo razumniji način da to uradimo

you couldn't be more wrong: uopšte nisu u pravu inf

play that last section more passionately: odsviraj poslednji deo strastvenije

more importantly: što je značajnije

it's becoming more and more likely that she'll resign: postaje sve verovatnije da će ona dati otkaz

vacancies were becoming more and more rare: upražnjena mesta su postajala sve ređa

2. more (to a greater extent):

more: više

you should listen more and talk less: trebalo bi više da slušaš, a manje da pričaš

they like classical music more than pop: njima se više dopada klasična od pop muzike

I couldn't agree with you more, Professor: potpuno se slažem sa vama, profesore

each diamond was worth £10, 000 or more: svaki dijamant je vredeo 10.000 funti ili više

we'll be more than happy to help: biće nam zadovoljstvo da pomognemo

she's now all the more determined to succeed: sada je još više rešena da uspe

to think more of sb: imati o nekome bolje mišljenje nego što zaista zaslužuje

3. more (longer):

to be no more times: proći

to be no more person: umreti

I don't do yoga any more: više se ne bavim jogom

4. more (rather):

more: pre

more: više

it's not so much a philosophy, more a way of life: to nije toliko filozofija, pre je način života

more dead than alive: iscrpljen

Phrases:

more or less (all in all): sve u svemu

more or less (approximately): više-manje

that's more like it inf: to je već bolje

more often than not: često

I. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ADJ + sing

much: veliki

there wasn't much post: nije bilo mnogo pošte

how much ...?: koliko...?

half/twice as much: upola manje/dvostruko više

[much] too much: previše

II. much [mʌtʃ] PRON

1. much (relative amount):

much: toliko

much: ovoliko

this much is certain: toliko je sigurno

he left without so much as an apology: otišao je a da se čak nije ni izvinio

2. much (great deal):

much: veliki deo

much of what you say is right: veliki deo toga što si rekao jeste tačno

my new stereo isn't up to much: moj novi stereo-uređaj nije naročito dobar inf

3. much with neg pej (poor example):

I've never been much of a dancer: nikada nisam bio naročito dobar igrač

he's not much to look at: ne izgleda naročito lepo

4. much (larger part):

much of the day: veći deo dana

5. much (be redundant):

so much for ...: toliko o...

6. much with interrog:

how much is it?: koliko košta?

III. much <more, most> [mʌtʃ] ADV

1. much (greatly):

much: mnogo

much: vrlo

much: veoma

she would much rather have her baby at home than in the hospital: ona bi se mnogo radije porodila kod kuće nego u bolnici

much to our surprise: na naše veliko iznenađenje

to not be much good at sth: ne biti previše dobar u nečemu

2. much (by far):

much: ubedljivo

much: daleko

she's much the best person for the job: ona je ubedljivo najbolja osoba za taj posao

3. much (nearly):

much: skoro

much: gotovo

much the same: skoro isto

4. much (specifying degree):

I like him as much as you do: sviđa mi se isto koliko i tebi

I wanted so much to meet you: toliko sam želeo da vas upoznam

thank you very much: mnogo vam hvala

5. much (exactly that):

much: toliko

I had expected as much: toliko sam i očekivao

6. much (often):

much: često

do you see much of her?: da li je često viđaš?

7. much (setting up a contrast):

they're not so much lovers as friends: nisu toliko ljubavnici koliko su prijatelji

IV. much [mʌtʃ] CONJ (although)

much: iako

much: mada

much: ma koliko

much as I like you, ...: iako mi se sviđaš, ...

much as I would like to help you, ...: ma koliko želeo da ti pomognem, ...

however much you dislike her ...: koliko god da ti se ne dopada ...

I. many ['meni] PRON (a great number)

many: mnogi

many: mnogobrojni

too many: previše

as many: isto toliko

as many as ...: čak

as many as 6, 000 people may have been infected with the disease: čak 6.000 ljudi je možda zaraženo tom bolešću

the solution to many of our problems: rešenje za mnoge naše probleme

a good many of us: veliki deo nas

many a/an ...: mnogi

many a time: mnogo puta

many a time: često

II. many ['meni] N (the majority)

the many pl: većina

music for the many: muzika za mase

less-is-more [lesɪzmɔːʳ] ADJ

a less-is-more attitude: princip jednostavnosti

many more besides: i još mnogo toga

to get more than one bargained for: dobiti više od traženog

a university degree would make him more employable: sa fakultetskom diplomom bi se lakše zaposlio

use your energy a bit more constructively: efikasnije koristi svoju energiju

you ought to behave more reverently in church!: trebalo bi da imaš više poštovanja u crkvi

the doctor recommends [that] I take more exercise: doktor mi savetuje da više vežbam

could you be a bit more specific?: možete li da budete malo određeniji?

could you please be more explicit?: možete li molim vas biti jasniji?

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more and more people buy things on the internet: sve više ljudi kupuje stvari preko interneta

more and more came: sve više ih je dolazilo

the more he drank, the more violent he became: što je više pio, to je postajao sve nasilniji

it's becoming more and more likely that she'll resign: postaje sve verovatnije da će ona dati otkaz

vacancies were becoming more and more rare: upražnjena mesta su postajala sve ređa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

It truly is one of those rare less-is-more scenarios.

www.greentechmedia.com

Similar to voluntary simplicity and downshifting, it emphasizes a less-is-more approach, focusing on the quality of your life.

en.wikipedia.org

And he's so cinematic in the less-is-more way he uses it.

www.telegraph.co.uk

These, and dozens of other writers, are ardent evangelists of the less-is-more lifestyle.

www.theglobeandmail.com

This simplistic, less-is-more attitude reflects a growing faction of the culture-at-large.

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