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mostHmEJst, $moJstdeterminer, pronoun, adv [not gradable]the biggest number or amount (of); more than anything or anyone else最多，最What's the most you've ever won at cards?纸牌游戏中你最多赢过多少？Which of you earns the most money?你们中谁赚的钱最多？She said she would share the food equally, but as usual John got the most.她说她会平均分食物，但是像平常一样约翰得到的最多。The most they can expect is a 4% pay increase (= 4% is the largest possible pay increase they can expect).他们能期望的最大工资增幅是4%。He wanted to do the most good he could with the ￡200, so he gave it to charity.他想让那200英镑做尽可能多的好事，所以他把它给了慈善机构。It's a lovely day-- we must make the most of it (= take full advantage of it for as long as it continues).这是个可爱的一天----我们必须充分利用。The kids loved the fair, but they enjoyed the bumper cars most of all.孩子们喜欢游乐场，但他们最喜欢的是碰碰车。Most is used to form the superlative of many adjectives and adverbs.最Joanne is the most intelligent person I know.乔安是我认识的人中最聪明的。The department needs three more computers in order to work most effectively (= to work as effectively as possible).那个部门为了最有效地工作还需要三台计算机。Most also means almost all.几乎所有的I don't eat meat, but I like most types of fish.我不吃肉，但我喜欢几乎所有的鱼。Most sausages contain pork.几乎所有的香肠都有猪肉。In this school, most of the children are from the Chinese community.在这所学校里，几乎所有的孩子来自华人社区。(fml) Most also means very.极其，很，十分It was a most beautiful morning.这是个十分美丽的早晨。He argued his case most persuasively.他的庭辩十分有说服力。(esp. Am infml) Most also means almost.几乎，差不多You'll find her in the bar most every evening about six o'clock.你几乎每晚大约六点钟都能在酒吧里找到她。
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