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too AHD[to͞o] D.J.[tuː]K.K.[tu]adv.（副词）- In addition; also:另外地；也：He's coming along too.See Synonyms at also 他也要来 参见 also
- More than enough; excessively:过多地；过份地：She worries too much.她过份担心了
- To a regrettable degree:实在：达到使人担心的程度地：My error was all too apparent.我的错误实在是太明显了
- Very; extremely; immensely:非常；极其地；极大地：He's only too willing to be of service.他非常愿意帮助你
- Informal Indeed; so:【非正式用语】 真正地；这样地：You will too do it!你真的要做这件事情！
- Middle English to 中古英语 to
- from Old English tō [to, furthermore] * see de- 源自 古英语 tō [向，更加] * 参见 de-
- A number of commentators have objected to the use ofnot too as an equivalent of "not very,” as inShe was not too pleased with the results. In many contextsthis construction is entirely idiomatic and should pass without notice: 很多评论家反对把not too 作为与"not very"等同的词使用， 例如在句子她对结果不是很满意 中。 在许多情况下，这种结构被认为是习惯用法，不为人们注意就通过了： It wasn't too long ago that deregulation was being hailed as the savior of the savings and loan industry.直到不久前，违反常规还被人们欢呼为挽救存款和贷款业的好方法。It was not too bright of them to build in an area where rock slides occur. 他们在发生过石崩的地方造房子，这不是一个特别明智的决定。
- In these casesnot too adds a note of ironic understatement. · Negation oftoo by can't may sometimes lead to ambiguities, as inYou can't check your child's temperature too often, which may mean either that the temperature should be checked only occasionally or that it should be checked as frequently as possible. ·Too meaning "in addition" or "also" is sometimes used to introduce a sentence: 在这些情况下，not too 给句子加上了一个带讽刺意味的语气。 too 与 can't 一起用作否定时，有时会产生歧义， 例如在You can't check your child's temperature too often 这句话中， 可能意为“你只能偶尔给你孩子量量体温”或“你应该经常给你孩子量体温”。too 意为“另外”或“也，又”时， 有时可以用来引导一个句子： There has been a cutback in federal subsidies. Too, rates have been increasing. 联邦补助下调了。而同时，物价却上涨了。
- This usage cannot be called incorrect,but some critics consider it awkward.这种用法不能说是错误的，但有些评论家却非常讨厌这种用法
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