Mucho (en. A lot)

/ˈmut͡ʃo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Indicates a large amount or number.

I have a lot of work to do.

Tengo mucho trabajo por hacer.

It receives an intensifying meaning for adjectives or adverbs.

It's very nice, but his dog is much nicer.

Es muy bonito, pero su perro es mucho más.

adverb

It is used to indicate the degree to which an action is performed.

She runs a lot.

Ella corre mucho.

It is used to emphasize in comparisons.

She studies much more than before.

Estudia mucho más que antes.

From Latin 'multum', meaning 'much' or 'many'.

nice to meet you

Expression of pleasure when meeting someone.

mucho gusto

be very careful

Recommendation to pay attention and caution.

ten mucho cuidado

make a lot of noise

To produce a loud or annoying sound.

hacer mucho ruido

much (feminine)

Feminine form of much, indicating a large quantity.

mucha

many (masculine plural)

Masculine plural form of much, indicating a large number.

muchos

girl

Term referring to a young woman.

muchacha

Used to refer to something that is excellent.

That party was a lot of fun.

Esa fiesta estuvo mucho de ten.

Indicates a great attraction or liking.

I really like this song.

Me gusta mucho esta canción.