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IDM คุณ โง่ มาก  kun-ngo-mak

 

more

ADJ มากกว่า  mak-kwa

 

more

ADJ มากกว่า  greater intensive less mak-kwa

 

more

ADV นาน ขึ้น  นาน กว่า  มากกว่า  บ่อย ขึ้น  often frequently seldom nan-kuan

 

more

DET มากกว่า  ยิ่งกว่า  mak-kwa

 

more

N จำนวน ที่ มากกว่า  จำนวน ที่ มากขึ้น  jam-nuan-ti-mak-kwa

 

more (to something) than meets the eye

IDM มี สิ่ง ที่ แอบแฝง หรือ ซ่อน อยู่  me-sing-ti-aeb-fang-rue-son-yu

 

more and more

ADV ยิ่งขึ้น  เพิ่มขึ้น  increasingly more frequently yiang-kuan

 

more fun than a barrel of monkeys

IDM สนุก ตื่นเต้น มาก  sa-nuk-tuen-ten-mak

 

more often than not

IDM ปกติ  โดยปกติ  pok-ka-ti

 

more or less

IDM อย่างเหมาะสม  ไม่ มาก ก็ น้อย  yang-mor-som

 

more than

PREP มากกว่า  over less than mak-kwa

 

more than one bargained for

SL มากกว่า ที่ คาด ไว้  mak-kwa-ti-kad-wai

 

more's the pity

IDM น่าสงสาร  น่าเศร้า ใจ  na-song-san

 

moreen

N ผ้าขนสัตว์ เดี่ยว หรือ ผสม ผ้าฝ้าย 

 

morel

N เห็ด พวก  Morchella ที่ กิน ได้  พืช พวก  Solanum พวก ต้น  nightshade

 

moreover

ADV ยิ่งกว่านั้น  จากนั้น  also furthermore further in addition besides ying-kwa-nan

 

mores

N ประเพ ณี  วัฒนธรรม  culture custom ethics pra-pe-ne

 

moresque

A เกี่ยวกับ พวก  Moor moorish

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

MORE

a.[L. magis; mare for mager; but this is conjecture. ] 1. Greater in quality, degree or amount; in a general sense; as more land; more water; more courage; more virtue; more power or wisdom; more love; more praise; more light. It is applicable to every thing, material or immaterial.
2. Greater in number; exceeding in numbers; as more men; more virtues; more years.
The children of Israel are more than we. Exodus 1:9.
3. Greater.
The more part knew not why they had come together. Acts 19:32.
4. Added to some former number; additional.
But Montague demands one labor more.

 

MORE

adv. To a greater degree. Israel loved Joseph more than all his children. Genesis 37:3.
1. It is used with the.
They hated him yet the more. Genesis 37:5.
2. It is used to modify an adjective and form the comparative degree, having the same force and effect as the termination er, in monosyllables; as more wise; more illustrious; more contemptible; more durable. It may be used before all adjectives which admit of comparison, and must be used before polysyllables.
3. A second or another time; again. I expected to hear of him mo more.
The dove returned not to him again any more. Genesis 8:12.
No more, not continuing; existing no longer; gone; deceased or destroyed. Cassius is no more. Troy is no more.
No more is used in commands, in an elliptical form of address. No more! that is, say no more; let me hear no more. In this use however, more, when the sentence is complete, is a noun or substitute for a noun.
Much more, in a greater degree or with more readiness; more abundantly.
More and more, with continual increase.
Amon trespassed more and more. 2 Chronicles 33:23.

 

MORE

a noun or substitute for a noun. A greater quantity, amount or number. They gathered some more, some less. Exodus 16:17.
They were more who died by hail-stones, than they whom the children of Israel slew with the sword. Joshua 1 :11.
God do so to thee and more also. 1 Samuel 3:17.
There were more than forty who had made this conspiracy. Acts 23:13.
1. Greater thing; other thing; something further. Here we rest; we can do no more. He conquered his enemies; he did more, he conquered himself.

 

MORE

v.t.To make more.

 

MOREEN

n.A stuff used for curtains, etc.

 

MOREL

n.Garden nightshade, a plant of the genus Solanum. 1. A kind of cherry.

 

MORELAND

[See Moorland. ]

 

MORENESS

n.Greatness.

 

MOREOVER

adv. [more and over. ] Beyond what has been said; further; besides; also; likewise. Moreover, by them is thy servant warned. Psalm 19:11.

 

MORESK, MORESQUE

a.Done after the manner of the Moors.

 

MORESK

n.A species of painting or carving done after the Moorish manner, consisting of grotesque pieces and compartments promiscuously interspersed.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

MORE

More, n. Etym: [AS. mor. See Moor a waste. ]

 

Defn: A hill. [Prov. Eng. ] Halliwell.

 

MORE

More, n. Etym: [AS. more, moru; akin to G. möhre carrot, OHG. moraha,morha.]

 

Defn: A root. [Obs. ] Chaucer.

 

MORE

More, a., compar. [Positive wanting; superl. Most (.] Etym: [OE. more, mare, and (orig. neut. and adv. ) mo, ma, AS. mara, and (as neut. and adv. ) ma; akin to D. meer, OS. mer, G. mehr, OHG. mero, mer, Icel. meiri, meirr, Dan. meere, meer, Sw. mera, mer, Goth. maiza, a., mais, adv. , and perh. to L. major greater, compar. of magnus great, and magis, adv. , more. sq. root1 3. Cf. Most, uch, Major. ]

 

1. Greater; superior; increased; as: (a ) Greater in quality, amount, degree, quality, and the like; with the singular. He gat more money. Chaucer. If we procure not to ourselves more woe. Milton.

 

Note: More, in this sense, was formerly used in connection with some other qualifying word, -- a, the, this, their, etc. , -- which now requires the substitution of greater, further, or the like, for more. Whilst sisters nine, which dwell on Parnasse height, Do make them music for their more delight. Spenser. The more part knew not wherefore they were come together. Acts xix. 32. Wrong not that wrong with a more contempt. Shak.

 

(b ) Greater in number; exceeding in numbers; -- with the plural. The people of the children of Israel are more and mighter than we. Ex. i. 9.

 

2. Additional; other; as, he wept because there were no more words to conquer. With open arms received one poet more. Pope.

 

MORE

MORE More, n.

 

1. A greater quantity, amount, or number; that which exceeds or surpasses in any way what it is compared with. And the children of Israel did so, and gathered, some more, some less. Ex. xvi. 17.

 

2. That which is in addition; something other and further; an additional or greater amount. They that would have more and more can never have enough. L'Estrange. O! That pang where more than madness lies. Byron. Any more. (a ) Anything or something additional or further; as, I do not need any more. (b ) Adverbially: Further; beyond a certain time; as, do not think any more about it. -- No more, not anything more; nothing in addition. -- The more and less, the high and low. [Obs. ] Shak. "All cried, both less and more. " Chaucer.

 

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MORE More, adv.

 

1. In a greater quantity; in or to a greater extent or degree. (a ) With a verb or participle. Admiring more The riches of Heaven's pavement. Milton.

 

(b ) With an adjective or adverb (instead of the suffix -er ) to form the comparative degree; as, more durable; more active; more sweetly. Happy here, and more happy hereafter. Bacon.

 

Note: Double comparatives were common among writers of the Elizabeth period, and for some time later; as, more brighter; more dearer. The duke of Milan And his more braver daughter. Shak.

 

2. In addition; further; besides; again. Yet once more, Oye laurels, and once more, Ye myrtles brown, with ivy never sere, I come to pluck your berries harsh and crude. Milton. More and more, with continual increase. "Amon trespassed more and more. " 2 Chron. xxxiii. 23. -- The more, to a greater degree; by an added quantity; for a reason already specified. -- The more -- the more, by how much more -- by so much more. "The more he praised in himself, the more he seems to suspect that in very deed it was not in him. " Milton. -- To be no more, to have ceased to be; as, Cassius is no more; Troy is no more. Those oracles which set the world in flames, Nor ceased to burn till kingdoms were no more. Byron.

 

MORE

MORE More, v. t.

 

Defn: To make more; to increase. [Obs. ] Gower.

 

MOREEN

Mo *reen ", n. Etym: [Cf. Mohair. ]

 

Defn: A thick woolen fabric, watered or with embossed figures; -- used in upholstery, for curtains, etc.

 

MOREL

Mor "el, n. Etym: [See Moril. ] (Bot. )

 

Defn: An edible fungus (Morchella esculenta ), the upper part of which is covered with a reticulated and pitted hymenium. It is used as food, and for flavoring sauces. [Written also moril. ]

 

MOREL

Mor "el, n. Etym: [See Morelle. ] (Bot. )

 

1. Nightshade; -- so called from its blackish purple berries. [Written also morelle. ]

 

2. A kind of cherry. See Morello. Great morel, the deadly nightshade. -- Petty morel, the black nightshade. See Nightshade.

 

MORELAND

MORELAND More "land, n.

 

Defn: Moorland.

 

MORELLE

Mo *relle ", n. Etym: [F., orig. fem. of moreau black, OF. morel, fr. LL. morellus. Cf. Morello, Murrey. ] (Bot. )

 

Defn: Nightshade. See 2d Morel.

 

MORELLO

Mo *rel "lo, n. Etym: [Cf. It. morello blackish, OF. morel. Cf. Morelle. ] (Bot. )

 

Defn: A kind of nearly black cherry with dark red flesh and juice, -- used chiefly for preserving.

 

MORENDO

Mo *ren "do, a. & n. Etym: [It. ] (Mus. )

 

Defn: Dying; a gradual decrescendo at the end of a strain or cadence.

 

MORENESS

MORENESS More "ness, n.

 

Defn: Greatness. [Obs. ] Wyclif.

 

MOREOVER

More *o "ver, adv. Etym: [More + over. ]

 

Defn: Beyond what has been said; further; besides; in addition; furthermore; also; likewise. Moreover, he hath left you all his walks. Shak.

 

Syn. -- Besides, Moreover. Of the two words, moreover is the stronger and is properly used in solemn discourse, or when what is added is important to be considered. See Besides.

 

MOREPORK

More "pork `, n. Etym: [So named from its cry. ] (Zoöl.)

 

Defn: The Australian crested goatsucker (Ægotheles Novæ -Hollandiæ ). Also applied to other allied birds, as Podargus Cuveiri.

 

MORES

Mo "res (mo "rez ), n. pl. ; sing. Mos (mos ). [L.]

 

Defn: Customs; habits; esp. , customs conformity to which is more or less obligatory; customary law.

 

MORESK

MORESK Mo *resk ", a. & n.

 

Defn: Moresque. [Obs. ]

 

MORESQUE

Mo *resque ", a. Etym: [F., fr. It. moresco, or Sp. morisco. See Morris. ]

 

Defn: Of or pertaining to, or in the manner or style of, the Moors; Moorish. -- n.

 

Defn: The Moresque style of architecture or decoration. See Moorish architecture, under Moorish. [Written also mauresque. ]

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

more

more |môr mɔ (ə )r | determiner & pronoun 1 comparative of many, much. 2 a greater or additional amount or degree: [ as determiner ] : I poured myself more coffee | [ as pronoun ] : tell me more | they proved more of a hindrance than a help. adverb 1 comparative of much. 2 forming the comparative of adjectives and adverbs, esp. those of more than one syllable: for them, enthusiasm is more important than talent. 3 to a greater extent: I like chicken more than turkey. (more than ) extremely (used before an adjective conveying a positive feeling or attitude ): she is more than happy to oblige. 4 again: repeat once more . 5 moreover: he was rich, and more, he was handsome. PHRASES more and more at a continually increasing rate: vacancies were becoming more and more rare. more like it see like 1. more or less speaking imprecisely; to a certain extent: they are more or less a waste of time. approximately: more or less symmetrical. more so of the same kind to a greater degree: the waiter found me delightful and my little sister even more so. no more 1 nothing further: there was no more to be said about it. 2 no further: you must have some soup, but no more wine. 3 (be no more ) exist no longer. 4 never again: mention his name no more to me. 5 neither: I had no complaints and no more did Tom. ORIGIN Old English māra, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch meer and German mehr .

 

More

More |ˈmɔːri |(also Mooré ) noun [ mass noun ] the language of the Mossi people of Burkina Faso, a member of the Gur family of languages with about 4 million speakers. ORIGIN the name in More.

 

More, Sir Thomas

More, Sir Thomas |môr mɔər | (1478 –1535 ), English scholar and statesman; lord chancellor 1529 –32; canonized as St. Thomas More. His Utopia (1516 ), which described an ideal city state, established him as a leading humanist of the Renaissance. He was imprisoned in 1534 after opposing Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn and was beheaded for opposing the Act of Supremacy. Feast day, June 22.

 

Moreau, Jeanne

Mo reau, Jeanne |môˈrō mɔˈroʊ | (1928 –), French actress. Notable movies: Les Liaisons dangereuses (1959 ), Jules et Jim (1961 ), and Nikita (1990 ).

 

Morecambe, Eric

More |cambe |ˈmɔːkəm | (1926 –84 ), English comedian; born John Eric Bartholomew. In 1941 he formed a double act with comedian Ernie Wise (1925 –99 ) that led to the enduringly popular TV series The Morecambe and Wise Show (1961 –76 ).

 

Morecambe Bay

More |cambe Bay |ˈmɔːkəm | an inlet of the Irish Sea, on the NW coast of England between Cumbria and Lancashire.

 

moreen

mo reen |môˈrēn, mə -mɔˈrin | noun a strong, ribbed cotton or wool fabric, used chiefly for curtains and upholstery. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: perhaps a fanciful formation from moire .

 

moreish

more |ish |ˈmɔːrɪʃ | adjective Brit. informal so pleasant to eat that one wants more: a moreish aubergine dip.

 

morel

mo rel |məˈrel, mô -məˈrɛl | noun a widely distributed edible fungus that has a brown oval or pointed fruiting body with an irregular honeycombed surface bearing the spores. [Genus Morchella, family Morchellaceae, subdivision Ascomycotina: several species, in particular the common M. esculenta. ] ORIGIN late 17th cent.: from French morille, from Dutch morilje; related to German Morchel fungus.

 

Morelia

Mo re li a |məˈrālyə məˈreɪljə | a city in central Mexico, capital of the state of Michoacán; pop. 608,049 (2005 ). Founded in 1541, it was known as Valladolid until 1828. ORIGIN renamed in honor of J. M. Morelos y Pavón (1765 –1815 ), a key figure in Mexico's independence movement.

 

morello

mo rel lo |məˈrelō məˈrɛloʊ | noun ( pl. morellos ) a dark cherry of a sour kind used in cooking: [ as modifier ] : morello cherries. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: from Italian morello blackish, from medieval Latin morellus, diminutive of Latin Maurus Moor.

 

Morelos

Mo re los |məˈrāləs məˈreɪləs | a state in central Mexico, west of Mexico City; capital, Cuernavaca.

 

Moreno Valley

Mo re no Val ley |məˈrānō məˌreɪnoʊ ˈvæli | a city in southwestern California, east of Riverside; pop. 190,871 (est. 2008 ).

 

moreover

more o ver |môrˈōvər mɔˈroʊvər | adverb as a further matter; besides: moreover, glass is electrically insulating.

 

mores

mo res |ˈmôrˌāz ˈmɔreɪz | plural noun the essential or characteristic customs and conventions of a community: an offense against social mores. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from Latin, plural of mos, mor- custom.

 

Moresque

Mo resque |məˈresk məˈrɛsk | adjective (of art or architecture ) Moorish in style or design. ORIGIN late Middle English (as a noun denoting arabesque ornament ): from French, from Italian moresco, from Moro Moor.

 

Moreton Bay chestnut

More |ton Bay chest |nut noun a large tree with red and yellow flowers and decorative timber, native to Queensland, Australia. Its heavy pods contain large poisonous seeds yielding an alkaloid that appears to inhibit the AIDS virus. Also called black bean. Castanospermum australe, family Leguminosae. ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: so named because the tree was first found near Moreton Bay, Queensland.

 

Oxford Dictionary

More

More |ˈmɔːri |(also Mooré ) noun [ mass noun ] the language of the Mossi people of Burkina Faso, a member of the Gur family of languages with about 4 million speakers. ORIGIN the name in More.

 

more

more |mɔː | determiner & pronoun a greater or additional amount or degree: [ as determiner ] : some more people arrived | [ as pronoun ] : tell me more | they proved more of a hindrance than a help. adverb 1 forming the comparative of adjectives and adverbs, especially those of more than one syllable: for them enthusiasm is more important than talent. 2 to a greater extent: in his experience females liked chocolate more than males did. (more than ) extremely (used before an adjective conveying a positive feeling or attitude ): she is more than happy to oblige. 3 again: repeat once more . 4 moreover: he was rich, and more, he was handsome. PHRASES more and more at a continually increasing rate: vacancies were becoming more and more rare. more like it see like 1. more or less speaking imprecisely; to a certain extent: they are more or less a waste of time. approximately: more or less symmetrical. no more 1 nothing further: there was no more to be said about it. 2 no further: you must have some hot soup, but no more wine. 3 (be no more ) exist no longer. 4 never again: mention his name no more to me. 5 neither: I had no complaints and no more did Tom. ORIGIN Old English māra, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch meer and German mehr . usage: It is incorrect to use more with an adjective that is already in a comparative form ( more hungrier, more better ); the correct usage is simply hungrier (or more hungry ) or better.

 

More, Sir Thomas

More, Sir Thomas |mɔː | (1478 –1535 ), English scholar and statesman, Lord Chancellor 1529 –32; canonized as St Thomas More. His Utopia (1516 ), describing an ideal city state, established him as a leading humanist of the Renaissance. He was imprisoned in 1534 after opposing Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn, and beheaded for opposing the Act of Supremacy. Feast day, 22 June.

 

Moreau, Jeanne

Moreau, Jeanne |mɒˈrəʊ, French mɔʀəɔ | (b.1928 ), French actress. Notable films: Les Liaisons dangereuses (1959 ), Jules et Jim (1961 ), and Nikita (1990 ).

 

Morecambe, Eric

More |cambe |ˈmɔːkəm | (1926 –84 ), English comedian; born John Eric Bartholomew. In 1941 he formed a double act with comedian Ernie Wise (1925 –99 ) that led to the enduringly popular TV series The Morecambe and Wise Show (1961 –76 ).

 

Morecambe Bay

More |cambe Bay |ˈmɔːkəm | an inlet of the Irish Sea, on the NW coast of England between Cumbria and Lancashire.

 

moreen

moreen |məˈriːn |(also morine ) noun [ mass noun ] a strong, ribbed cotton fabric, used chiefly for curtains. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: perhaps a fanciful formation from moire .

 

moreish

more |ish |ˈmɔːrɪʃ | adjective Brit. informal so pleasant to eat that one wants more: a moreish aubergine dip.

 

morel

morel |məˈrɛl | noun a widely distributed edible fungus which has a brown oval or pointed fruiting body with an irregular honeycombed surface bearing the spores. Genus Morchella, family Morchellaceae, subdivision Ascomycotina: several species, in particular the common M. esculenta. ORIGIN late 17th cent.: from French morille, from Dutch morilje; related to German Morchel fungus .

 

Morelia

Morelia |mɒˈreɪlɪə | a city in central Mexico, capital of the state of Michoacán; pop. 608,049 (2005 ). Founded in 1541, it was known as Valladolid until 1828. ORIGIN renamed in honour of J. M. Morelos y Pavón (1765 –1815 ), a key figure in Mexico's independence movement.

 

morello

morello |mɒˈrɛləʊ | noun ( pl. morellos ) a dark cherry of a sour kind used in cooking. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: from Italian morello blackish , from medieval Latin morellus, diminutive of Latin Maurus Moor .

 

Morelos

Morelos |məˈreɪlɒs | a state of central Mexico, to the west of Mexico City; capital, Cuernavaca.

 

Moreno Valley

Mo re no Val ley |məˈrānō məˌreɪnoʊ ˈvæli | a city in southwestern California, east of Riverside; pop. 190,871 (est. 2008 ).

 

moreover

more |over |mɔːrˈəʊvə | adverb as a further matter; besides: moreover, statistics show that competition for places is growing.

 

morepork

morepork |ˈmɔːpɔːk | noun Austral. /NZ another term for boobook. ORIGIN variant of mopoke .

 

mores

mores |ˈmɔːreɪz, -riːz | plural noun the essential or characteristic customs and conventions of a society or community. ORIGIN late 19th cent.: from Latin, plural of mos, mor- custom .

 

Moresco

Moresco |məˈrɛskəʊ | noun & adjective variant spelling of Morisco.

 

Moresque

Moresque |məˈrɛsk, mɔː -| adjective (of art or architecture ) Moorish in style or design. ORIGIN late Middle English (as a noun denoting arabesque ornament ): from French, from Italian moresco, from Moro Moor .

 

Moreton Bay chestnut

More |ton Bay chest |nut noun a large tree with red and yellow flowers and decorative timber, native to Queensland, Australia. Its heavy pods contain large poisonous seeds yielding an alkaloid that appears to inhibit the AIDS virus. Also called black bean. Castanospermum australe, family Leguminosae. ORIGIN mid 19th cent.: so named because the tree was first found near Moreton Bay, Queensland.

 

American Oxford Thesaurus

more

more adjective I could do with some more clothes: additional, further, added, extra, increased, new, other, supplementary. ANTONYMS less, fewer. adverb 1 he was able to concentrate more on his writing: to a greater extent, further, some more, better. 2 he was rich, and more, he was handsome. See moreover. pronoun we're going to need more: extra, an additional amount, an additional amount, an addition, an increase. ANTONYMS less, fewer. PHRASES more or less the jar holds more or less 18 pickles: approximately, roughly, nearly, almost, close to, about, of /on the order of, in the region of.

 

moreover

moreover adverb Lindsey is going to the wedding, and moreover, she'll be singing at the reception: besides, furthermore, what's more, in addition, also, as well, too, to boot, additionally, on top of that, into the bargain, more, likewise; archaic withal.

 

mores

mores plural noun the mores of the day would have prevented her from voicing political opinions: customs, conventions, ways, way of life, traditions, practices, habits; Anthropology lifeways; formal praxis.

 

Oxford Thesaurus

more

more determiner more water came pouring through the gap | I could do with some more clothes: additional, further, added, extra, increased, fresh, new, other, supplementary, supplemental, spare, alternative. ANTONYMS less, fewer. adverb 1 he was able to concentrate more on his writing: to a greater extent, further, longer, some more, better. 2 he was rich, and more, he was handsome: moreover, furthermore, besides, what's more, in addition, also, as well, too, to boot, additionally, on top of that, over and above that, into the bargain; archaic withal, forbye. pronoun that's not enough we're going to need more: extra, an additional amount /number, a greater quantity /number; an addition, a supplement, an increase. ANTONYMS less, fewer. PHRASES more or less approximately, roughly, nearly, almost, close to, about, of the order of, in the region of, give or take a few; S. African plus-minus.

 

moreover

moreover adverb besides, furthermore, what's more, in addition, also, as well, too, to boot, additionally, on top of that, over and above that, into the bargain, at that, more; archaic withal, forbye.

 

mores

mores plural noun Latin factors that shaped the social mores of the community: customs, conventions, ways, way of life, way of doing things, traditions, practices, custom and practice, procedures, habits, usages; formal praxis.

 

Duden Dictionary

More

Mo re Substantiv, feminin , die Mora |M o re |die More; Genitiv: der More, Plural: die Moren lateinisch mora = das Verweilen; Zeitraum 1 Verslehre kleinste metrische Zeiteinheit im Verstakt 2 veraltet [Zahlungs-, Weisungs ]verzug

 

More geometrico

Mo re geo me t ri co , Mo re geo me tri co Substantiv, feminin Philosophie , die |M o re geom e trico |die More geometrico; Genitiv: der More geometrico lateinisch ; griechisch-lateinisch ; »nach der Art der Geometrie «philosophische Methode der Deduktion von Sätzen aus Prinzipien und Axiomen nach Art der Mathematik

 

Morelle

Mo rel le Substantiv, feminin , die Marelle |Mor e lle |französisch morelle < spätlateinisch maurella, zu lateinisch maurus, Mohr ; nach der dunklen Farbe Süßweichsel

 

Moren

Mo ren |M o ren |Plural von Mora

 

morendo

mo ren do Adverb Musik |mor e ndo |italienisch, zu: morire < lateinisch mori = sterben verhauchend

 

Morendo

Mo ren do Substantiv, Neutrum Musik , das |Mor e ndo |das Morendo; Genitiv: des Morendos, Plural: die Morendos und Morendi leise werdendes, verhauchendes Spiel

 

Mores

Mo res Pluralwort , die |ˈmoːreːs |Pluraletantum lateinisch mores = Denkart, Charakter, Plural von: mos = Sitte, Brauch jemanden Mores lehren umgangssprachlich jemandem gegenüber seine Macht ausspielen, ihm gehörig die Meinung sagen, ihn energisch zurechtweisen er wird den Frechdachs schon Mores lehren

 

Moresca

Mo res ca Substantiv, feminin , die Morisca |Mor e sca |die Moresca; Genitiv: der Moresca spanisch morisca, eigentlich = Maurin (vom 15. bis 17. Jahrhundert in Europa verbreiteter ) maurischer, Sarazenenkämpfe schildernder, mäßig schneller, mit Schellen an den Füßen getanzter Tanz

 

Moreske

Mo res ke Substantiv, feminin bildende Kunst , die Maureske |Mor e ske |die Moreske; Genitiv: der Moreske, Plural: die Moresken französisch mauresque < spanisch morisco < lateinisch Maurus = maurisch aus der islamischen Kunst übernommenes Flächenornament aus schematischen Linien und stilisierten Pflanzen

 

Spanish Dictionary

moreda

moreda nombre femenino 1 Moral (árbol ).2 Moreral .SINÓNIMO moraleda .

 

morena

morena 1 nombre femenino Pez marino parecido a la anguila, de hasta 1,5 m de longitud, color marrón, cabeza alargada y puntiaguda, boca ancha muy hendida, y aletas dorsal y anal que llegan hasta la cola; es un gran depredador y habita en arrecifes y oquedades de las costas del Mediterráneo y el Atlántico; su carne es comestible .SINÓNIMO murena .

 

morena

morena 2 nombre femenino geol Morrena .

 

morenazo, -za

morenazo, -za adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino coloquial [persona ] Que es moreno de modo que resulta atractivo :su hermana era una morenaza de treinta años .

 

morenez

morenez nombre femenino Cualidad de moreno :su morenez extrema contrastaba con mi pelo rubio .

 

moreno, -na

moreno, -na adjetivo /nombre masculino 1 [color ] Que es marrón oscuro tirando a negro, como el de la semilla de café tostada ¿a dónde fuiste que tienes ese color moreno?2 adjetivo Que tiene ese color .3 [persona ] Que tiene la piel de color marrón oscuro, tirando a negro, por efecto del sol :estás muy moreno, ¿fuiste a la playa? ; la protección solar no impide que te pongas igualmente moreno .Se usa generalmente con los verbos poner o ponerse y estar .4 adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino [persona ] Que tiene el pelo castaño o negro y a veces también la piel de color marrón oscuro :todos los hermanos somos morenos como mi padre, ninguno salió a mi madre, que es rubia .5 coloquial [persona ] Que es de raza negra .Se usa a menudo como eufemismo . VÉASE azúcar moreno; pan moreno .

 

morenura

morenura nombre femenino coloquial Morenez .

 

morera

morera nombre femenino Árbol de tronco recto e irregularmente ramificado, copa abierta, hojas caducas, ovaladas, flores verdes y fruto (mora ) blanco, rosa o violeta; puede alcanzar hasta 18 m de altura; crece en terrenos frescos y en posición soleada :las hojas de la morera sirven de alimento al gusano de seda .

 

moreral

moreral nombre masculino Terreno plantado de moreras .SINÓNIMO moraleda, moreda .

 

morería

morería nombre femenino 1 Barrio donde en la Edad Media habitaba la población mora en una ciudad cristiana .2 despectivo Territorio o país habitado por moros, especialmente el Magreb .

 

mores

mores nombre femenino plural formal Costumbres, normas o modos de proceder socialmente convenidos :las mores no están expresadas en las leyes .

 

morete

morete nombre masculino Méx Moretón .

 

moretón

moretón nombre masculino coloquial Hematoma .SINÓNIMO morado, moratón .

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

More

More /mɔː r /名詞 モア Sir [Saint ] Thomas , 1478 --1535; 英国の政治家 人文学者 思想家 .

 

more

more /mɔː r / (! many, muchの比較級 ) 形容詞 1 (数 程度などが ) «…より » もっと多くの , もっと多い «than » . a. 可算 名詞複数形を修飾して 〗 (!manyの比較級; fewer ) More people came than before .以前よりも多くの人が来た He has more books than he can read .彼は読みきれないほどの本を持っている create more problems than benefits 恩恵よりも問題を多く引き起こす ▸ A dozen is two more than ten .1ダースは10より2だけ多い b. 不可算 名詞を修飾して 〗 (!muchの比較級; less ) Take more time .もっとゆっくりやれ He has more ability than his brother .彼は兄 [弟 ]より才能がある We waste much [far ] more energy than we expect .私たちは考えているよりもずっと多くのエネルギーをむだにしている 語法 many more …とmuch more moreが複数名詞を修飾するときはmuchではなくmanyで修飾する How much more time do you need? あとどのくらい時間が必要ですか How many more times do I have to say I'm sorry? あと何回謝らなければならないのですか 2 〖数量表現の後で 〗それ以上の , さらに多くの , 余分の a few more times あと2, 3回 in three more days 今から3日後に (╳in more three daysとしない )Is there any more butter? もっとバターはありますか Won't you have some more coffee? コーヒーをもう少しいかがですか (╳… some other coffeeとしない )Just one more word .もう一言だけ言わせてください ▸ (I have ) no more questions .質問は以上です [もうありません ]What more do you want? それ以上何が欲しいのだ 語法 moreと共に現れる数量表現 more 名詞 」の前に付いて数量を表す語句としては, C 名詞の場合はmany, a few, a good many, 数詞など, U 名詞の場合はmuch, a little, a bit, a good [great ] dealなどが用いられる. C U いずれの場合でも用いられるのはfar, ⦅くだけて ⦆a lot, ⦅くだけて ⦆lots, some, any, noなど .名詞 〖単複両扱い 〗 (!物など C 名詞の複数形に相当する場合は複数扱い; 事 程度など U 名詞に相当する場合は単数扱い ) 1 «…より » もっと多くの事 [程度 , , ] «than » You know a lot more about it than I do .君はその事について僕よりずっと多く知っている More of the party members demanded his resignation .党員のより多くが彼の辞職を求めていた (!ofのない ╳more the [the more ] party membersやtheのない ╳more of party membersとしない ) ▸ I can't listen to much more of this .こんなのを聞くのはもううんざりだ 2 それ以上 [以外 ]の事 [, ]Tell me more .もっと話してください May I have a little more of the pie? そのパイをもう少しいただけませんか I'd like to see more of you .今後も度々お会いしたいと思います (≒… see you again [more often ].)▸ I don't want any more .もうこれ以上はいらない (成句 no more )副詞 1 形容詞 副詞 の前について比較級を作る 〗 «…より » いっそう , もっと «than » This car is far more stylish than that one .この車はあれよりもずっとかっこいい He drove more carefully after the accident .彼は事故を起こしてからは以前よりも慎重に運転するようになった He worked more diligently than any other boy .彼はほかのどの男の子よりも熱心に勉強した It tastes more like chicken than fish .それは魚というより鶏肉に味が似ている (!like chickenが形容詞的に用いられている ) It is far more true today .それは今日においていっそう現実味を帯びている 語法 1 形容詞 more 型と -er a. 1音節語は通例 -er型 young younger /big bigger. ただし, real, right, wrong, likeなどはmore型 .b. 2音節語の一部は -er型だが, それ以外の2音節以上の語は通例more型 happy ― happier /famous more famous /attractive more attractive .2音節語のなかには -er型とmore型の両方が可能なものもある polite ― politer, more polite .2音節語のうち語尾が -ing, -ed, -ful, -lessのものはmore型 careful more careful .unhappy, uneasy, unhealthyなどのような 「un- +語尾が -yの2音節語 」はunhappier, uneasier, unhealthierなどのように -er型となる. c. good-looking, well-knownなどの複合語はbetter -looking, more good-lookingの両方が可能 .d. 通例 -er型の 形容詞 も直後にthanが現れない場合や, 強調などの場合にはmore型となることがある get more and more deep in debt ますます借金の深みにはまる (≒get deeper and deeper in debt )e. 同一のものの性質 状態を比較する場合は常にmore型となり 「…というよりはむしろ …といった方が適切である 」という意味で用いられる (副詞 3 )She's more lazy [╳lazier ] than clumsy .彼女は不器用なのではなくて怠け者なのだ 2 副詞 more 型と -er a. 音節数に関わらずmore型が多い highly more highly [╳highlier ]b. ただし, 同形の 形容詞 を持つ 副詞 は-er型 fast, early, late, hard, long, near, high, low, soon, well (better ), badly (worse ), また ⦅くだけて ⦆ではeasy, slow, loud, quickなど .c. oftenは -er型もあるがmore oftenの方が普通 .2 動詞 を修飾して 〗 «…より » (量 程度 頻度などの点で )もっと (多く ); «…よりは » むしろ (…というのが適切である )(rather ) «than » (much 副詞 1 語法 , better 1 副詞 1 語法 )work more もっと働く [勉強する ]Our girl likes outdoor sports more than I do .うちでは娘の方が私より屋外スポーツが好きだ ▸ a hospital for more specialized cases より特殊な病気を扱う病院 3 more A than B 〗BよりむしろA , BというよりはA (!A, Bは文法上同等な 名詞 形容詞 副詞 動詞 や句 ) It's more a statement than a question .それは質問というより意見だ (≒It's a statement rather than a question.It's not so much a question as a statement. )She was more embarrassed than pleased .彼女はうれしいというよりむしろ恥ずかしかった 4 その上に , さらに , まだ Could you spell that once more [one more time ]?そのつづりをもう1度言ってくれませんか (ll ) the m re (…) «…の理由で /…なので /…であれば » それだけいっそう [ますます ](…), なおさら (…) «for /because , since /if » (!…は 形容詞 副詞 ) The movie is all the more interesting for [because of ] the special effects .その映画は特撮技術を駆使しておりいっそうおもしろくなっている any m re 〖通例文末で 〗1 〖否定文で 〗(数量 程度 時間の点で )もう [これ以上 ](…ない ); 2度と (…ない )▸ I don't feel that way any more .もうそんなふうな感じはない (≒… any longer. )▸ “Don't you love me any more ?” “No, I don't.「もう私を愛していないの 」「ああ, 愛していないんだ 」.2 〖疑問文で 〗さらに, これ [それ ]以上 (any longer )Is there any difference any more ?これ以上何か違いがありますか .l ttle m re than A Aにすぎない ; (数量の少なさを強調して )たったA 〈数量 He was little more than a boy .彼はほんの子供だった Lucy can do little more than whimper when she is hit .ルーシーはぶたれて泣くだけだ (!コーパス 動詞 を従えるときは前にdoを伴う ) m re and m re 1 形容詞 副詞 などを修飾して 〗だんだん, ますます The children became more and more excited .子供たちはいよいよ興奮してきた 2 名詞 の前で 〗ますます多くの .m re of a A «…よりは » むしろA (rather ) «than » I'm more of a composer than a pianist .私はピアニストというよりは作曲家です m re or l ss 1 いくらか , 多かれ少なかれ, 多少とも ; 実際のところ (!相手が受けると思われる衝撃を思いやって和らげる働きをする ) be more or less aware of it ある程度そのことに気づいている 2 大体, ほとんど (!あいまい表現 ) ▸ Dinner's more or less ready .夕食の準備は大体できた 3 およそ , 約 (approximately ) (!あいまい表現 ) .4 〖否定文で 〗全然 (ない )▸ I could not afford to spend, more or less .私はまったく浪費はできなかった m re s 〖(even ) ; 前述の 形容詞 副詞 を受けて 〗もっと [なおさら ]そうだ .m re than 1 …より多い, 以上の (over )(less than )more than two people 3人以上 (!2人は含まない; more than one ) for more than twenty years 20年以上の間 (!厳密には20年ちょうどは含まない ) 2 名詞 形容詞 副詞 動詞 節などの前に置いて 〗(その語が示す意味より )以上に [の (もの )], 十分に [の ]; …して余りあるほど, 非常に (less than )The car is a lot more than I can afford .その車は私にはとても買えない ▸ I was more than surprised to see her there .彼女がそこにいたのでとてもびっくりした You have already more than repaid me .お返しはもう十分いただきました my more than son 息子以上の存在 〘息子というだけでは物足りないほど大切な存在 〙m re than a l ttle かたく 少なからず, 非常に .m re than ver (bef re )文頭 文末で文修飾; 文中で語句を修飾して 〗いよいよ, ますます (多く )It will be more than ever important .それは今後さらに重要となるだろう m re than ne 〖通例単数扱い 〗1つ [1人 ]より多く More than one person has made this mistake .この間違いを起こしたのは1人だけではなかった m ch [st ll ] m re まれ 〖肯定的な表現を受けて 〗まして [なおさら, いわんや ]…である [する ](much still, even less ).n m re 1 ⦅文 ⦆文尾 文中 文頭で 〗(数量 程度 時間の点で )もう (これ [それ ]以上 )…ない (!no longer, not any longer [more ]の方が普通 ) ▸ I will visit here no more .2度とここを訪れることはないだろう 2 ⦅文 ⦆be もはやいない, 死んで (いる )My mother is no more .母は死んでしまった 3 〖否定文を受けて 〗…もまた …ない (neither )▸ I didn't know the answer and no more did John .私はその答を知らなかったしジョンも知らなかった (≒… answer, neither did John. ) (!no more以下は倒置されている ) 4 それだけのこと, …にすぎない He said so for fun, and no more .彼は冗談にそう言っただけだ no m re and no l ss それ以上でもそれ以下でもない .n m re than A 1 たったA 数量 〉, Aだけ (only )(no less than A ) (!同様に数量が少ないことを強調するnot more than A (↓)と区別なく用いることがある ) Their friendship lasted no more than a year .両者の友好関係は1年しか持たなかった 2 Aにすぎない (little more than A ) (!Aは 名詞 動詞 ; 動詞 を従えるときは前にdoを伴う ) She did no more than pretend to be sick .彼女は仮病を使っていただけだ That's no more than a guess .それは憶測にすぎない 3 (過剰でなく )Aとしてぴったりで [まさに適切で ]It is no more than her due .それはまさに彼女が受けるべき試練だ n m re A than B =n t A ny m re than B Bでないと同様Aでない, AでないのはB (でない )と同様である (!thanの後には通例自明の事柄が現れる ) ▸ I can no more play the piano than speak Latin .ラテン語が話せないのと同じで私にピアノなど弾けない He is no more mad than you are .彼が正気なのは君と同じことである n thing m re than A Aにすぎない (!Aは 名詞 動詞 ; to不定詞が続く場合を除いて 動詞 を従えるときは前にdoを伴う ) They're nothing more than children .彼らはほんの子供だ We did nothing more than drink tea and eat biscuits .我々は紅茶を飲んでビスケットを食べただけだ I'd like nothing more than to tell you everything .君にすべてを話したいだけだ n t m re than A A 数量 …より多くない, 多くても [せいぜい ]A (at most ) (!同様に数量の少なさを強調する表現のno more than A ()と区別なく用いられることがある ) not more than a hundred dollars あっても100ドル n t m re A than B BほどAではない ; Aと同様にBである I'm not more active than my sister .私も積極的だが妹ほどではない (!「私も妹も積極的 」である点に注意; I'm no more active than my sister. ならば 「妹が積極的でないのと同様に私も積極的でない 」となる; no more A than B ) I'm not more surprised than disappointed .驚いたのと同じくらいがっかりした (!「がっかりする以上に驚くということはなかった 」から ) A or m re (…)少なくともA 〈数量 〉(の …), Aあるいはそれ以上 (の …)Everything that is alive is made of one or more cells .命あるあらゆるものは1つ以上の細胞からできている for a year or more 1年以上の間 the m re 1 =(all ) the more (…).2 名詞 の前で 〗よほどの, とんでもない (!名詞 はしばしば形容詞的な意味を持つ ) You trusted him? (The ) more fool you .彼を信用したのか . 君はほんとにばかだなあ the m re …, the m re [less ] ……すればするほどますます …になる [でなくなる ](→詳しくはthe 副詞 1 ).

 

more'n

more'n /mɔː r n /⦅くだけて ⦆more than .

 

moreover

more o ver /mɔːróʊvə r /副詞 比較なし かたく 〖文修飾; 時にand その上 , さらに (in addition 読解のポイント ) (!文末では用いない; 前述の文に情報を付け加える ) That clause is incorrectly placed. Moreover , the sentence is ambiguous .その節は使う場所が間違っている, しかも文がわかりにくい

 

mores

mo res /mɔ́ːreɪz, -riːz /名詞 かたく 〖複数扱い 〗〘社 〙モーレス, (道徳 )規範 ; (ある集団 地域の )慣習 .