A1 more than is needed or wanted; more than is suitable or enough太;过于
used before an adjective or adverb to emphasize a negative meaning太,过于(用于形容词或副词前,强调不好的意味)
used before an adjective to emphasize a positive meaning太,非常(用于形容词前,强调积极的意味)
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Don't fill your glass too full or you'll spill it.
This book is a bit too grown-up for you.
I can't pick the kettle up - the handle's too hot.
By the time I saw the job advertised it was already too late to apply.
That hill's far too steep to cycle up.
A1 (especially at the end of a sentence) in addition, also(尤用于句末)也,还
used to show surprise(表示惊奇)
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You want a restaurant that serves good food but has a bit of atmosphere too.
By the way, please tell Ellis that he's welcome to come too.
Cars must stop at red traffic lights: similarly , bicycles should stop too.
"Well, I hate you too!" she snapped.
"I hope they stay together." "I hope so too."
A2 very, or completely很,非常;完全
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I like detective stories and romances - nothing too intellectual.
He has suffered a mild heart attack - nothing too serious.
Don't come too near me - you might catch my cold.
If we all work together, it shouldn't take too long.
He prefers plain food - nothing too fancy.
US informal used to emphasize a positive answer to a negative statement(用于强调对否定陈述的肯定回答)
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