quite a lot (of sth)

quite a ˈlot (of sth)(also BrE,informalquite a ˈbit)a large number or amount of sth大量；许多；众多They drank quite a lot of wine.他们喝了好多酒。

• per bearer
• hand-rear
• Nancy receiver
• hole up
• free kicks
• amphisbaenians
• self-bow
• pull a job
• transactional analysis
• denunciatory
• author-publisher
• magnetic equators
• United Arab Emirates
• tumble drier
• Moraceae
• be in a merry mood/vein
• suburbans
• in style
• barbarians
• Calvinism
• president pro tempore
• machination
• performing arts
• tripping line
• jump on someone's meat
• scalpings
• cupel
• play one's cards badly (或 poorly)
• intermarriage
• diffuse scattering
• fire blights
• have (the) need of
• take refuge in
• demonographies
• temperature-compensating capacitor
• horseshoe lake
• overfold
• venerations
• HCR
• burnt-cork
• wensleydales
• potty-trained
• tiller-chain
• decline and fall of the roman empire
• Jewries
• backvelders
• cylindrical symmetry
• From
• thiocyanic acid
• weighted
• bloodhound
• Regional Anatomies
• have the cards in one's hand
• bring in guilty
• reserveless
• indults
• go ahead
• pass on
• Since
• conversation pieces
• disjunctions
• stative
• second childhood
• nuff
• chordal canal
• rope in
• career development
• dubitative
• multicoloured
• dentifrice
• venules
• Dutch Belted
• free alongside ship
• remonstrates
• slo-mo
• gigging
• Torrens Law
• savagisms
• belly dancings
• demodulating
• adolescence
• acknowledged
• overgrazing
• theorisations
• death warrants
• whitest
• ascendent
• Immunoglobulin Genes
• hideous
• substrate-level phosphorylation
• lash out
• iolites
• dip circle
• hell buggy
• UBV system
• alcohols
• characterisers
• telegraph editor
• Moviola
• German measles