too
/tuː/
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US voice -> too
၁။ (usu placed at the end of a clause) လည်း။ လည်းပဲ။ They all wanted to go to the cinema, so I went too. ❍ He speaks French, Italian, Spanish and Romanian too. ❍ ALSO
၂။ (used before adjs and advs ) သိပ်။ အလွန်။ အရမ်း။ drive too fast ❍ These shoes are much too small for me. ❍ We can't ski because there's too little snow. ❍ This is too large a helping for me/ This helping is too large for me. ❍ It's too long a journey to make in one day. ❍ Accidents like this happen all too (ie much too) often.
၃။ ဖြစ်ချင်တော့။ She broke her leg last week— and on her birthday, too! ❍ I've lost an earring — it was an expensive one too.
၄။ သိပ်။ အလွန်။ I'm not too sure if this is right. ❍ You are really too kind. ❍ She's none too (ie not very) clever.
❏ be too much for sb [IDM ]
၁။ သူတတ်နိုင်မည်မထင်။ A cycling holiday would be too much for him at the moment.
၂။ သည်းမခံနိုင်လောက်အောင်ဖြစ်သည်။ The noise finally became too much for me so I went and complained.
- [too... to do something] : I was too excited to sleep.
- It’s too cold to sit outside.
- [too... for something] : I’m getting too old for dangerous sports like hockey.
- [too... for someone to do] : The table was too heavy for one person to carry.
- [much/far too] : They rarely have meals together. They’re far too busy.
- [be too much for someone] : The sight of so much suffering was too much for him.
- You’re driving too fast.
- [too much/many] : You’ve put too much sugar in my coffee.
- [rather too/a bit too/a little too] : I don’t trust Hilary – she’s a little too clever.
- [too... for someone] : This film is too scary for seven-year-old kids.
- ‘I’m starting to feel hungry.’ ‘Me too.’
- Helen’s got a lovely voice, and she’s a good dancer too.
- Taking bribes is immoral. It’s bad policy too!
- Of course, our customers complain, but we too have our problems.
- Well, now he’s in jail – and a good thing too!
- ‘You don’t know how to change a tyre.’ ‘I do too.’
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