some

sʌm


فارسی

1 عمومی:: بعضی‌، اندكی‌، ب رخی‌ از، برخی‌، چندتا، قدری‌، بعض‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

english

1 general:: some a number of people or things or an amount of something, but not a large number or amount: • There were some children playing in the street. • ‘Have we got any biscuits?’ ‘Yes, I’ve just bought some.’ a few a small number of people, things etc. A few is used when there is a smaller number than some: • ‘Are there any chocolates left?’ ‘Only a few.’ • I’m going out with a few of my friends. a couple of informal two or a very small number: • Can I ask you a couple of questions? • I’ll just have a couple of drinks. a little a small amount of something: • I speak a little Spanish. • He just wants a little sugar. a certain amount of a fairly large amount – use this to talk about people’s feelings, abilities etc: • It’s a job that requires a certain amount of skill.

Longman-Thesaurus

2 general:: see AND THEN SOME; CATCH SOME RAYS; CATCH SOME Z'S; DIG UP (SOME DIRT); IN A (SOME) SENSE; IN SOME MEASURE; ONE OF THESE DAYS (SOME DAY); TAKE SOME DOING; TO SOME DEGREE; WIN SOME, LOSE SOME.

American Heritage Idioms

3 general:: pron. not all people: Some do not think we are serious. adj. unspecified: It will be some time before we can go. adv. about: There were some 40 people present.

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