enough said
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enough - said -> enough said
enough /Ç'nʌf/ indef det (usu used in front of plural or uncountable ns )
၁။ ~ sth (for sb/sth); ~ sth (for sb) to do sth
လုံလောက်သော။ လောက်ငသော။
Have you made enough copies? ❍ Is there enough room for me in the car? ❍ We have enough problems already.
အခုတောင် ပြဿနာတွေက များလှပြီ။
❍ I haven't got enough money to pay for a taxi. ❍ Surely 15 minutes is enough time for you to have a bath. ❍ (dated ) We have time enough to get to the airport. Compare SUFFICIENT
indef pron အတော်။ တော် (ပြီ)။
Six bottles of wine should be enough.
❍ Is $500 enough for your expenses?
❍ I think I got enough of the questions right to pass. ❍ That's enough of my problems. Let's talk about something else.
adv (used after vs adj and advs ) ကျေနပ်လောက်အောင်။ လုံလုံလောက်လောက်။ အလောတော်။
You're not improving because you don't practise enough. ❍ The house wasn't big enough for us. ❍ She's old enough to make her own decisions. သူ့ဟာသူ ဆုံးဖြတ်နိုင်တဲ့အရွယ်ရောက်ပြီ။
❍ The instructions weren't clear enough for me to understand. ❍ The government did not act swiftly enough.
၂။ အတော်အသင့်။ အတော်အတန်။
She plays well enough for a beginner.
❍ He's nice enough but he doesn't particularly impress me.
❏ curiously, oddly, strangely, etc enough [IDM ] ထူးထူးဆန်းဆန်း။ တိုက်တိုက်ဆိုင်ဆိုင်။ Curiously enough, I said the same thing to my wife only yesterday.
❏ enough is enough [IDM ] (saying ) ရပ်တန်းကရပ်။
❏ enough said [IDM ]
ရှေ့ဆက်မပြောနဲ့တော့၊ နားလည်ပါပြီ။
❏ have had enough (of sth/sb) [IDM ]
စိတ်မရှည် နိုင်တော့။ စိတ်ကုန်ပြီ။
After three years without promotion he decided he'd had enough and resigned. ❍ I've had enough of your continual complaints! ❍ I've had enough of you and I don't want to see you again!
- He doesn’t have enough experience as a classroom teacher.
- ‘Would you like something more to eat?’ ‘No thanks, I’ve had enough.’
- [enough of] : There aren’t enough of us to make up a team.
- [enough for] : Do we have enough knives and forks for everyone?
- [enough to do something] : Some of the workers don’t earn enough to live on.
- They have enough uranium to build more than 30, 000 bombs.
- [enough for someone/something to do something] : There wasn’t enough room for us to stretch our legs out.
- [more than enough] : You’ve had more than enough time to finish the job.
- [not nearly enough] : Not nearly enough has been done to provide training for new staff.
- The teachers aren’t strict enough.
- He wants to join the army when he’s old enough.
- He told me I hadn’t been working hard enough.
- Sure, things have improved, but they haven’t improved enough.
- [enough for] : The software isn’t good enough for professional use.
- [enough to do something] : Three days later Thorpe was well enough to leave hospital.
- Not even her roommate had cared enough to warn her.
- [enough for someone/something to do something] : The road is barely wide enough for two cars to pass each other.
- I’ve only been to one of her lectures, and that was quite enough for me!
- [enough of] : I wish you’d stop criticizing – I get enough of that from Harry.
- [have had enough of something] : I’m leaving. I’ve had enough of all this nonsense!
- [nice/common/natural/soon etc enough] : Of course she’s upset. It’s natural enough, after the way she’s been treated.
- You’ll meet the rest of the team soon enough.
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