- a greater or additional amount or degree更大的; 更多的; 更大程度的：
as determiner I helped myself to more tea我又喝了些茶
as pronoun tell me more再告诉我一些
they proved more of a hindrance than a help.
结果是他们碍了事, 而不是帮了忙。
1
- forming the comparative of adjectives and adverbs, especially those of more than one syllable［构成有一个以上音节的形容词或副词的比较级］更：
for them enthusiasm is more important than talent.
对他们来说, 热情比才华更为重要。
2
- to a greater extent更大程度地：
in his experience females liked chocolate more than males.
他的经验是女人喜欢巧克力胜过男人。
2.1
more than
extremely (used before an adjective conveying a positive feeling or attitude)非常, 极其（用于形容词前, 表达积极的情感及态度）：she is more than happy to oblige.
她非常乐于帮助别人。
3
- again再, 还：
repeat once more.
再重复一次。
4
- moreover而且：
he was rich, and more, he was handsome.
他很富有, 而且还很英俊。
短语
more and more
- at a continually increasing rate日益, 越来越：
vacancies were becoming more and more rare.
职务空缺越来越罕见了。
more like it
- 见LIKE1.
more or less
1
- speaking imprecisely; to a certain extent或多或少; 在一定程度上：
they are more or less a waste of time.
这些事多少是在浪费时间。
1.1
- approximately大约：
more or less symmetrical.
大体对称。
no more
1
- nothing further没有更多：
there was no more to be said about it.
关于这件事, 没有更多可说了。
2
- no further不再; 不要更多的：
you must have some hot soup, but no more wine.
你要喝些热汤, 但别再喝酒了。
3
be no more
exist no longer不复存在的; 死去的。
4
- never again不再：
mention his name no more to me.
别在我面前再提他的名字。
5
- neither亦不：
I had no complaints and no more did Tom.
我没有什么可抱怨的, 汤姆也没有。
词源
Old English māra, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch meer and German mehr.