What is the meaning of demasiado?
too much
Demasiado is a common adjective or adverb that usually carries the idea of “too,” “too much,” “too many,” “excessive” or “excessively.”
Is the word cost countable or uncountable?
cost•ed, cost•ing. the price paid to buy, produce, or maintain anything:[countable* usually singular]The cost of a new home in that area is about $500,000. an outlay or expenditure of money, time, etc.:[countable]Production costs are too high.
Is cost a noun?
Cost is used as a verb to mean to require a payment or to cause the loss of something. Cost has several other senses as a noun and a verb. Cost most often refers to a specific amount of money that a seller wants for the item they are selling.
What is the difference between Tambien and demasiado?
Hablas demasiado= you talk too much or as an adj. Hay demasiada gente aqui. = There are too many people here. But if you wish to say I will be there too you have to use “tambien” – Estare alli tambien.
What does comoda mean in Spanish?
chest of drawers
noun. chest of drawers [noun] a piece of furniture fitted with several drawers.
What is the noun of costly?
costliness. The characteristic of being costly.
Does cost have plural?
According to Merriam-Webster, the plural is in fact costs. (I know it applies costs in a legal sense in definition 3, so look at the example sentences.)
Is costly formal?
costly (rather formal) costing a lot of money, especially more than you want to pay: You want to avoid costly legal proceedings if you can.
What’s another word for too expensive?
What is another word for very expensive?
| high-dollar | big-ticket |
|---|---|
| costly | extravagant |
| pricey | ritzy |
| expensive | exorbitant |
| premium | extortionate |
What is the plural of cost?
1 cost /ˈkɑːst/ noun. plural costs.
How do you use bastante?
Bastante is used with a singular noun to express enough (of), while bastantes is used with a plural noun to express enough (of). Bastante / bastantes do not agree in gender: they keep the same form in masculine and feminine!
Is bastante an adverb?
Bastante as an Adverb Bastante modifies the verb of the sentence, and it is always invariable. As an adverb, bastante is used to express the degree (“plenty”) to which the action (“to eat”) is carried out.
How do you pronounce comoda?
- koh. – moh. – dah.
- ko. – mo. – ða.
- có – mo. – da.
What is the adverb of costly?
The problem with costly may be that it looks like an adverb as it ends in -ly. This is confusing as most adverbs end in -ly, but costly is an exception and is an adjective.
What is the adjective of costly?
adjective. /ˈkɔstli/ (costlier, costliest) 1You can also use more costly and most costly. costing a lot of money, especially more than you want to pay synonym expensive Buying new furniture may prove too costly.
Are costs singular or plural?
cost Definitions and Synonyms
| singular | cost |
|---|---|
| plural | costs |
Can you add S cost?
How do you use costly?
We use less costly materials in our products. It was too costly to fix her car after the accident, so she decided to buy a new car instead. They won the game, but their best player was injured, so it was a costly victory. The decision to wait could be a costly mistake.