| 词组 | some |
| 释义 | some /səm strongsʌm/ determiner 1. a number of people or things, or an amount of something, when the exact number or amount is not stated: I need some apples for this recipe. My mother has inherited some land. They’re looking for someone with some experience. The doctor gave her some medicine for her cough. “Have we got any biscuits?” “Yes, I’ve just bought some.”THESAURUS: some a few a small number of people, things etc. A few is used when there is a smaller number than some: “Are there any chocolates left?” “Only a few.” | I’m going out with a few of my friends. a couple of informal two, or a very small number: Can I ask you a couple of questions? | I’ll just have a couple of drinks. a little a small amount of something: I speak a little Spanish. | He just wants a little sugar. a certain amount of a fairly large amount – use this to talk about people’s feelings, abilities etc: It’s a job that requires a certain amount of skill.2. used when talking about part of a group of people or thingsprepositionssome of Some of the houses were painted yellow. phrasessome ..., others... Some people asked questions, others just watched. |
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