关于Enough的意思和用法的提问

A: It is similar to "stop fooling around"
like that's enough fooling around, time to stop.
"frican'" would be similar to "fooling" or "messing" in that the person is doing nothing helpful.

Hope this explanation helps!

A: Never enough = You always want more and more. Your “want” is never stopped.

For example: An apple a day is never enough. Three meals a day are enough.

A: enough: No more. Plenty. Right amount.

pronounced: e-nuff

A: suficiente
I don't have enough money to buy a car
eu não tenho dinheiro suficiente para comprar um carro

A: "Enought" mean "Suficiente" example

I had enough time to breakfast" " " tuve tiempo suficiente para desayunar"

A: A. Have you had enough to eat? B. No, I’m still hungry. A. I have had enough of your attitude today. A. Is there enough for all of us? A. I can’t get enough free time anymore.

A: Naturally enough, I wasn't happy when he didn't pay back the money I lent him.

We were disappointed that it rained all day, naturally enough.

A: Enough is enough. Theres only so much I can take.

That's good enough now lets do something else.

Am I good enough?

He was never great at anything he did, but not terrible either. Just good enough.

I hope I'll be good enough at painting someday.

I've had enough of you treating me like this!

I saved up enough money to buy a new phone.

With enough effort, you can accomplish anything.

Hope these helped!

A: "Stop talking! That's enough from you."
"We only needed 40 mL of water but you brought 50 mL. That's enough."
"You ate 6 burgers?! That's enough to feed my entire family!"

A: We wanted to make a cake for our cat's birthday, but we couldn't go to the store to buy the ingredients. We were lucky that we had just enough flour to make the cake.

Even though I woke up late, I had just enough time to eat breakfast before I had to go to work.

When we say "just enough" we mean not too little, and not too much. It is the perfect amount.

A: They mean the same thing. Both mean stop.

A: Sufficient is exactly enough, but enough can mean a lot of extra.
I had a sufficient amount of sleep: can mean exactly how much I needed. I had enough amount of sleep: I slept well over what I needed

A: They mean the same, but to me adequate sounds a little less satisfactory. Like something is just BARELY enough, but not good. Enough sounds a little more like it's enough and I'm happy with with it.

For example, if someone is serving you food and you say "That's enough, thanks", that means you're happy with the amount. But if you say "it's adequate", it sounds more like you'll survive but you wish there was more.

A: They mean the same thing. They are used in different places in a sentence.
"I had enough to feed everyone."
"I had enough for everyone to eat."

A: As far as I know enough is an adverb and means "as much as is necessary". Quite is also an adverb but its mainly meaning is "very, but to extremely". For instance, I'm quite tall is totally different than I'm enough tall. Did you get it?

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A: E (hard e sound so saying it's self) nuf (n, normal slightly soft) (u, kind of sounds like soft a)f as in friend

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A: @Tantrum: We might say: "I might not have much, but I have you and that's enough."