enough
- IPA[ɪˈnʌf]
英式
- as much or as many as required；used to indicate that one is unwilling to tolerate any more of (something undesirable)
- as much or as many of something as required；used to indicate that one is unwilling to tolerate any more of something undesirable
- to the required degree or extent (used after an adjective, adverb, or verb)；to a moderate degree; fairly
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- 片語
dete
- 1. as much or as many as required there's too much work and not enough people to do it he did just enough studying to pass his exams
- ▪ used to indicate that one is unwilling to tolerate any more of (something undesirable) we've got enough problems without that
代名詞
- 1. as much or as many of something as required you need to get enough of the right things to eat they ordered more than enough for five people
- ▪ used to indicate that one is unwilling to tolerate any more of something undesirable I've had enough of this behaviour that's enough, pack it in
副詞
- 1. to the required degree or extent (used after an adjective, adverb, or verb) at the time, he wasn't old enough to vote a house that's big enough for your family
- ▪ to a moderate degree; fairly I can get there easily enough he seems nice enough
- ▪ used for emphasis curiously enough, this is not a new phenomenon
- used to indicate unwillingness to tolerate any more of something undesirable
Oxford Dictionary
- used to introduce a statement that confirms something previously predicted
Oxford American Dictionary
- used to introduce a statement that confirms something previously predicted
Oxford Dictionary
- used to admit that something is reasonable or acceptable
Oxford Dictionary
- used to admit that something is reasonable or acceptable
Oxford American Dictionary
- there is no need to say more; all is understood
Oxford Dictionary
- to a reasonable degree
Oxford American Dictionary
- sufficiently close to being the case for all practical purposes
Oxford Dictionary
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- IPA[iˈnəf]
美式
- as much or as many as required: there's too much work and not enough people to do it he did just enough studying to pass his exams
- as much or as many of something as required: you need to get enough of the right things to eat they ordered more than enough for five people
- to the required degree or extent (used after an adjective, adverb, or verb): at the time, he wasn't old enough to vote a house that's big enough for your family
Oxford American Dictionary
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enough用法問題?
這裡的enough是「代名詞」，當作動詞study的受詞。表示「足夠的量」。 請參見《新世紀英漢辭典》p.459 解釋及例句： He has eaten quite enough.（當受詞） Enough has been said on the problem...
enough的用法
文法 : (1) 形容詞 + enough : good enough , happy enough , tall enough , smart enough ... 例 : Tom is tall...名詞 : enough money , enough clothes , enough water ... 例 : I don't have enough money to buy an airplane . ( 我沒有足夠的錢買飛機 )
請問enough?
針對你的問題『被修飾名詞應該放在enough的前面或後面?』 答﹕enough必須放在該名詞"前面"。所以應為enough money...