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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
a little too much
Do you say "a little too much"?
Oh.. this is a little too much. (Salt in the soup is too much).
That phrase suddenly came to mind and I thought um.. it sounds okay, but thinking it through, it sounds irony because too much is just too much not a little.
What's your opinion?
Oh.. this is a little too much. (Salt in the soup is too much).
That phrase suddenly came to mind and I thought um.. it sounds okay, but thinking it through, it sounds irony because too much is just too much not a little.
What's your opinion?
Top answer
Yes, you can use it. It means a little bit more than necessary, not a huge amount more, just a little.
- Yes, you can use it.
- It means a little bit more than necessary, not a huge amount more, just a little.
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Yes, you can use it. 
It means a little bit more than necessary, not a huge amount more, just a little.
It means a little bit more than necessary, not a huge amount more, just a little. 
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Oh.. I see. Thank you.
Then, I think my new question is something to do with an "a little too much" phrase.
A classic stereotype is that men are better at math than women, but there has been little solid evidence to explain this.
Actually, I think this sentence is a little related to "a little too much" because here little solid evidence means "there's not much evidence" r
Then, I think my new question is something to do with an "a little too much" phrase.
A classic stereotype is that men are better at math than women, but there has been little solid evidence to explain this.
Actually, I think this sentence is a little related to "a little too much" because here little solid evidence means "there's not much evidence" r
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moon7296little solid evidence means "there's not much evidence" right?Yes, little here means not much. Solid here means reliable or trustworthy.
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