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a long time ago; so much, as much* tank
Kreyòl : tank
English : a long time ago; so much, as much* tank
Français : Réservoir
Español : tanque
Português : a muito tempo atrás; tanto, tanto* tanque

better: Ex: Your singing has gotten so much better! [n.] Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : pi bon
English : better: Ex: Your singing has gotten so much better!
Français : mieux : Ex : Votre chant est devenu tellement meilleur !
Español : mejor: Ej: ¡Tu canto ha mejorado mucho!
Português : melhor: Ex: Seu canto ficou muito melhor!

enervate : Ex : Writing these sentences drains my energy so much that I'll need to take a nap after I finish. [v.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : enerve
English : enervate : Ex : Writing these sentences drains my energy so much that I'll need to take a nap after I finish.
Français : enervate : Ex : Écrire ces phrases me draine tellement d'énergie que je devrai faire une sieste après avoir fini.
Español : enervar: Ej: Escribir estas frases me quita tanta energía que necesitaré tomar una siesta después de terminar.
Português : enervar: Ex: Escrever essas frases esgota tanto minha energia que vou precisar tirar uma soneca depois de terminar.

I’m from the US, but I love cheese and bread so much I wish I were French.
Kreyòl : Mwen soti nan peyi Etazini, men mwen renmen fwomaj ak pen anpil mwen swete mwen te franse.
English : I’m from the US, but I love cheese and bread so much I wish I were French.
Français : Je suis américain(e) mais j’aime tellement le fromage et le pain que j’aimerais être français(e).
Español : Soy de Estados Unidos, pero amo tanto el queso y el pan que desearía ser francés.
Português : Sou dos EUA, mas adoro queijo e pão que gostaria de ser francês.

much : Ex: I love you guys so much. Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : anpil
English : much : Ex: I love you guys so much.
Français : beaucoup : Ex : Je vous aime tellement les gars.
Español : mucho: Ej: Los amo mucho chicos.
Português : much: Ex: Eu amo muito vocês.

patient. Example: The patient is in so much pain now. [n.] Topic: Egzanp.
Kreyòl : pasyan
English : patient. Example: The patient is in so much pain now.
Français : patient, patiente. Exemple : Le patient souffre énormément en ce moment.
Español : le/la paciente. Ejemplo: El paciente siente mucho dolor ahora.
Português : o/a paciente. Exemplo: O paciente está com muita dor agora.

so much : Ex : It seems like you might have a lot on your mind. How can I assist you today?
Kreyòl : telman
English : so much : Ex : It seems like you might have a lot on your mind. How can I assist you today?
Français : tellement : Ex : Il semble que vous ayez beaucoup de choses en tête. Comment puis-je vous aider aujourd'hui ?
Español : mucho: Ej: Parece que tienes muchas cosas en la cabeza. ¿Cómo puedo ayudarle hoy?
Português : tanto: Ex: Parece que você tem muita coisa em mente. Como posso ajudá-lo hoje?

so, so much, such a way : Ex : The rain fell in such a way.
Kreyòl : tèlman
English : so, so much, such a way : Ex : The rain fell in such a way.
Français : tellement, tellement, telle façon : Ex : La pluie est tombée de telle manière.
Español : tanto, tanto, de tal manera: Ej: La lluvia cayó de tal manera.
Português : tanto, tanto, de tal maneira: Ex: A chuva caiu de tal maneira.

There’s so much sunshine in your eyes that I get a tan when you look at me. Topic: Koze.
Kreyòl : Gen anpil solèy nan je ou ke mwen pran yon tan lè ou gade m '.
English : There’s so much sunshine in your eyes that I get a tan when you look at me.
Français : Il y a tellement de soleil dans tes yeux que je bronze quand tu me regardes.
Español : Hay tanto sol en tus ojos que me bronceo cuando me miras.
Português : Há tanto sol em seus olhos que fico bronzeado quando você olha para mim.

to abandon : Ex : It's not easy to abandon something you've invested so much in. [n.]
Kreyòl : abandonnen
English : to abandon : Ex : It's not easy to abandon something you've invested so much in.
Français : abandonner : Ex : Ce n'est pas facile d'abandonner quelque chose dans lequel on a tant investi.
Español : abandonar: Ej: No es fácil abandonar algo en lo que has invertido tanto.
Português : abandonar: Ex: Não é fácil abandonar algo em que você investiu tanto.

Gift: Check also the entries within the same family or similar to so much.

much / many , much , (much), a lot, much, accord , affect:Ex: My bank account will affect how much I can buy., aggregate , as much, as much, as much as he can, better, bulk; mass; volume , canny , discretion , enervate , evanescent , excess, too much, expect, glass .

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