enough

enough
[ɪ'nʌf] 1. adj
[+ time, books, people] 足够的 [zúgòu de]

They had enough cash for a one-way ticket. — 他们有足够的现金支付单程票。

2. pron
(sufficient, more than desired) 足够的东西 [zúgòu de dōngxi]

I've got five thousand dollars, I hope it's enough. — 我有5000美金,希望足够了。

I only met him once, and that was enough. — 我只见过他一次,足已了。

3. adv
1)

* big/old/tall enough — 足够大/到年龄了/足够高 [zúgòu dà/ dào niánlíng le/ zúgòu gāo]

2) (reasonably)

* it's nice/interesting enough — 相当好/相当有趣 [xiāngdāng hǎo/xiāngdāng yǒuqù]

* enough time/money to do sth — 有足够的时间/金钱去做某事

* he has not worked enough — 他工作不够努力

* have you got enough? — 你够吗?

* enough to eat — 够吃

* will 5 be enough? — 5个够吗?

* I've had enough! — 我受够了!

* it's hot/difficult enough as it is — 已经够热/难的了

* he was kind enough to lend me the money — 他很仁慈,借钱给我

* (that's) enough! — 够了!

* I've had enough of him — 我已经受够他了

* that's enough, thanks — 足已,谢谢

* funnily/interestingly enough... — 说来也奇怪/有趣...


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