viel
plenty
a large amount of something
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viel synonyms
What's the difference between viel / reichlich / massenhaft / jede Menge / viele / einige
Means “abundantly, in plenty”; it often suggests more than enough, sometimes with an idea of generosity or excess.
Very colloquial: “in huge quantities, masses of.” It sounds stronger and less neutral than plenty.
Colloquial phrase meaning “a lot, lots of.” It is very natural in speech and sounds lively.
The basic neutral word for countable nouns: “many.” It is very common and standard.
Not really “much,” but rather “some, several.” It is clearly weaker than plenty.
Means “enough.” It is not about a large amount, but about sufficient quantity for a purpose.
An intensifier meaning “very much / a lot.” It works with quantities and also abstract things.
Colloquial: “a lot, quite a bit.” Very close to viel, but slightly more casual in tone.
Means “sufficient, adequate.” It is more formal and precise than plain viel.
Usually used with countable nouns and often sounds a bit more formal: “numerous.”
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How to pronounce viel and what this word means
viel means plenty. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce viel
/fiːl/
viel translation
plenty
viel examples
Wir haben viel Zeit.
viel transcription
/fiːl/
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viel meaning: what does it mean?
eine große Menge von etwas
viel pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
viel is pronounced as /fiːl/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
viel definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Wir haben viel Zeit. Translation: У нас много времени.
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