Phrases and expressions HOME plenty of: ( followed by either a countable or an uncountable noun)a large quantity or number of e.g. plenty of water/sugar/money/time plenty of books/chairs/bottles 不米 all by oneself: completely alone, without any help e.g. She was there all by herself
plenty of: (followed by either a countable or an uncountable noun) a large quantity or number of e.g. plenty of water/sugar/money/time plenty of books/chairs/bottles all by oneself: completely alone; without any help e.g. She was there all by herself. Phrases and expressions HOME
Phrases and expressions HOME dissuade sb from doing sth: prevent sb. From dong sth; by gIving reasons e.g. They dissuaded her from leaving school 不米 set off: begin a journey: start e.g. We set off at dawn
dissuade sb. from doing sth: prevent sb. From dong sth; by giving reasons e.g. They dissuaded her from leaving school. set off: begin a journey; start e.g. We set off at dawn. Phrases and expressions HOME
Phrases and expressions HOME in spite of: regardless of e.g. The headmaster decided to hire this young man in spite of the fact that he hadhad no teaching experience at all 不米 by far: by a large degree(usually used to modify a superlative or comparative degree adjectives or adverb) e.g. This is by far the better of the two
in spite of: regardless of e.g. The headmaster decided to hire this young man in spite of the fact that he had had no teaching experience at all. by far: by a large degree (usually used to modify a superlative or comparative degree adjectives or adverb) e.g. This is by far the better of the two. Phrases and expressions HOME