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Cosa significa “too” in italiano?

USA /tuː/

too in italiano: troppo, anche, pure, molto

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IN ECCESSOA1

troppo

Più di quanto sia desiderato, necessario, consentito o possibile.

In inglese semplice: More than is wanted, needed, allowed, or possible.

  • This soup is too hot.
  • We arrived too late to buy tickets.
  • Did you put too much sugar in it?

Come si usa: too + adjective/adverb + to do something (The box is too heavy to lift.); too + adjective + for someone (This film is too scary for children.); too much + uncountable noun / too many + plural noun (There are too many cars on this street.)

Sinonimi: excessively, overly

Espressioni comuni: too much, too many, too expensive, too late

ANCHEA1

anche, pure

Aggiunge un’altra persona, cosa o informazione a quanto è già stato detto.

In inglese semplice: Used to add another person, thing, or fact to what has already been mentioned.

  • I like chocolate too.
  • Her brother came too.
  • We bought bread and some cheese too.

Sinonimi: also, as well

Espressioni comuni: me too, you too, that too, someone too

MOLTOB1

molto, troppo

Indica un grado elevato; con «not too», esprime che qualcosa non lo è molto.

In inglese semplice: Very; often used after not to say that something is only slightly true or not true.

  • I'm not too sure about that.
  • She wasn't feeling too well yesterday.
  • We would be only too happy to help.

Sinonimi: very, particularly

Espressioni comuni: not too sure, not too bad, not too well, only too happy

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