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单词 few
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fewfew /fyu/ adjective, pronoun (formal)1 not many few adjective, pronoun (formal)
not a lot of people or things:
  • Very few types of birds are unable to fly.
  • The city has changed a great deal and few of the original buildings remain.
  • not many adjective, pronoun
    a smaller number of people or things than you expected or wanted:
  • Not many people know about this place, so there’s usually no one here.
  • Not many of my old friends are still around - most of them have moved away.
  • hardly any adjective, pronoun
    only a very small number:
  • There are hardly any T-shirts left, so order yours today.
  • almost no adjective
    so small a number that it is almost none:
  • We saw almost no other cars all day.
  • 2 a very low number a few adjective, pronoun
    a number of people or things that is very low:
  • There are only a few cookies left.
  • A few people complained about having to wait, but most people were patient.
  • The firefighters managed to save a few of the people in the building.
  • a small number pronoun
    a few people or things - used especially when they are part of a much larger group:
  • A small number of students asked for some extra help.
  • a handful pronoun
    a very small number of people or things - used especially when the number is disappointing or surprising:
  • A handful of people stayed after the party to help clean up.
  • a minority pronoun (formal)
    a small group of people or things that is less than half of a larger group:
  • Most of the people in the country are Buddhist, but a small minority are Christian.
  • ANTONYMS ➔ see manyGRAMMAR CHECK: fewA few and few are both used before plural nouns. A few means “a low number”: A few people laughed.Few means “not many.” It emphasizes how small the number is, and sounds formal: Few people knew that he was sick.
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