much IIr>- compari> ;
2.b> 1) , ; to attend more to details ; you need to sleep more ; to be more like one's father than one's mother , ; much more ; you've got to study much more ; he was more frightened than hurt , ;
2) : more than , ; it is more than enough ; I am more than satisfied ;
3.b> :i> more beautiful [agreeable, curious, difficult, serious] [, , , ]; more easily ; more intensely / ;
4.b> ; ; once more ; twice more ; never more ; more and more ) ; ) ; ; I feel it more and more every day / ;
more or lessb> -, , ; neither more nor less (than) ...b> , () ; the more... the moreb> ..., ; the more he has the more he wants , , ; more sob> ; she is beautiful but her sister is more so , ; (all) the more so, as / because / ...b> / , ...; more dead than aliveb> .i> dead IIi> ; more likeb> ( i>); there was more like a hundred than fifty , ; to be no moreb> .i> ; he is no more .
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