英语词组muchness是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

be much of a muchness

slang To be excessively alike. I asked the realtor to find an older home with some charm and character because the new construction houses in this neighborhood are all much of a muchness to me.

much of a muchness

Very similar in style, status, or ability. McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's—all these fast-food burger joints are much of a muchness to me. These two teams heading to the championships are much of a muchness in terms of raw skill and win percentages this season, so it should be a great matchup.

much of a muchness

too much of something that there is generally a lot of. All this talk about e-commerce and business-2-business is too much of a muchness.

much of a muchness

very similar; nearly the same. informal

Muchness , used in Middle English in the sense ‘large size, bigness’, is now very seldom used outside this expression, which dates from the early 18th century.

be ˌmuch of a ˈmuchness

be very similar (especially of people or things which are not very good): It’s hard to choose between them — they’re all much of a muchness.All the restaurants round here are much of a muchness.

词组	muchness
释义	be much of a muchness slang To be excessively alike. I asked the realtor to find an older home with some charm and character because the new construction houses in this neighborhood are all much of a muchness to me. much of a muchness Very similar in style, status, or ability. McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's—all these fast-food burger joints are much of a muchness to me. These two teams heading to the championships are much of a muchness in terms of raw skill and win percentages this season, so it should be a great matchup. much of a muchness too much of something that there is generally a lot of. All this talk about e-commerce and business-2-business is too much of a muchness. much of a muchness very similar; nearly the same. informal Muchness , used in Middle English in the sense ‘large size, bigness’, is now very seldom used outside this expression, which dates from the early 18th century. be ˌmuch of a ˈmuchness be very similar (especially of people or things which are not very good): It’s hard to choose between them — they’re all much of a muchness.All the restaurants round here are much of a muchness.
随便看	walk in on walk in on one walk in on someone walk in on (someone or something) Walk-ins walk in single file walk in the park walk in the park, a walk in the sun walk into walk into (something) walk into the lion's den walk it walk it off Walk it off! walk me off my feet walk me out walk me through walk my talk walk off walk of fame walk off feet walk off the job walk off with walk off with something