ample
Used to describe an amount that is more than enough or plentiful for a particular purpose. It can refer to physical space, time, or abstract concepts like evidence or opportunity.
Ejemplos
3 de 5There is ample parking available behind the shopping center.
There is plenty of parking available behind the shopping center.
The defendant was given ample opportunity to explain his actions to the court.
The defendant was given more than enough opportunity to explain his actions to the court.
Don't rush; we've got ample time to get to the station before the train leaves.
Don't rush; we've got plenty of time to get to the station before the train leaves.
Sinónimos
Antónimos
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Think of an 'Amplifier'. An amplifier gives you 'ample' volume—more than enough sound to fill a room.
Quiz rápido
The hikers brought ______ supplies, so they weren't worried when the trip took an extra day.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: ample
Ejemplos
There is ample parking available behind the shopping center.
everydayThere is plenty of parking available behind the shopping center.
The defendant was given ample opportunity to explain his actions to the court.
formalThe defendant was given more than enough opportunity to explain his actions to the court.
Don't rush; we've got ample time to get to the station before the train leaves.
informalDon't rush; we've got plenty of time to get to the station before the train leaves.
The study provides ample evidence that the new treatment is effective for most patients.
academicThe study provides extensive evidence that the new treatment is effective for most patients.
Our current cash reserves provide an ample buffer against market volatility.
businessOur current cash reserves provide a generous buffer against market volatility.
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Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
ample room for improvement
plenty of potential to get better
more than ample
extremely plentiful
amply rewarded
well compensated or recognized
Se confunde a menudo con
Ample is an adjective meaning 'enough', while amplify is a verb meaning 'to increase the volume or size of something'.
Sufficient means 'just enough', whereas ample suggests 'more than enough' or 'generous'.
Notas de uso
Ample typically carries a positive or reassuring tone, suggesting that there is no need to worry about a shortage. It is frequently used in professional and academic writing to describe data or preparation.
Errores comunes
Learners sometimes use 'ample' as a verb because of its similarity to 'amplify'; remember that 'ample' is strictly an adjective. Also, avoid using it to describe people's physical size unless you are intentionally using a literary euphemism, as it can be sensitive.
Truco para recordar
Think of an 'Amplifier'. An amplifier gives you 'ample' volume—more than enough sound to fill a room.
Origen de la palabra
Derived from the Latin 'amplus', meaning large, spacious, or abundant.
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
In real estate and job descriptions, 'ample' is a common buzzword used to make properties or benefits sound more attractive and spacious.
Quiz rápido
The hikers brought ______ supplies, so they weren't worried when the trip took an extra day.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: ample
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