mucho

[ moo-choh ]

adjective

1. much or many:

   They're under mucho stress.

adverb

1. to a great extent or degree; very:

   The recipe is mucho easy for the kids to make.

noun

1. a great quantity, measure, or degree:

   Your friendship means mucho to me.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mucho¹

1870–75; < Spanish < Latin multus much, many

Example Sentences

They sleep mucho domou; that is, not in a separate recess in the house, but in a recess of the great hall or megaron.

From Project Gutenberg

Yo me alter terriblemente de orselo, y le dixe que me maravillava mucho.

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"Con mucho gusto," the Ambassador said, holding Hall's hand and bowing slightly from the waist.

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In three years, he has learned exactly three words of Spanish: 'Con mucho gusto.'

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Querido Compadre,—Mucho m'ha alegrado el buen termino de sus trabajos literarios que V.M. me participó.

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