lots
Britishplural noun
adverb
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a great deal
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(intensifier)
the journey is lots quicker by train
Example Sentences
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“The moment has now arrived,” Domingo says, with measured optimism, “and I don’t know if it’ll be a long moment, but there’s lots of things I want to do.”
He knew the injured sailors would want familiar food—not spicy Sri Lankan fare—and lots of meat.
But in the comments section, lots of young people just seemed to find it funny.
From BBC
Some of these posts appeared to get lots of likes, comments and shares, while others had almost none despite the pages' high follower counts.
From BBC
“They have a certain combination of characteristics that have made lots of people angry with them,” Agnifilo said.
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