zuìduō
At most / no more than (最多)
最多 gives an upper limit: “at most / no more than.” It is used before a number, amount, time, or capacity.
대표 예문
这个包最多能放五本书。
Zhège bāo zuìduō néng fàng wǔ běn shū.
This bag can hold at most five books.
HSK 3
HSK 3
1
구조 1개
10
문제 10개
강의 요약
最多 gives an upper limit: “at most / no more than.” It is used before a number, amount, time, or capacity.
最多 gives an upper limit: “at most / no more than.” It is used before a number, amount, time, or capacity. Pay attention to tone and position: 最多 usually appears before the part it comments on or emphasizes, while some uses can start the whole sentence. It should match the communicative purpose: estimate, emphasis, surprise, final answer, explanation, correction, certainty, warning, or contrast. Do not use it just because one Vietnamese or English translation looks similar.
문형
最多
最多 gives an upper limit: “at most / no more than.” It is used before a number, amount, time, or capacity.
从这里到车站最多十分钟。
Cóng zhèlǐ dào chēzhàn zuìduō shí fēnzhōng.
From here to the station takes at most ten minutes.
我最多只能等你二十分钟。
Wǒ zuìduō zhǐ néng děng nǐ èrshí fēnzhōng.
I can wait for you at most twenty minutes.
这个教室最多坐三十个人。
Zhège jiàoshì zuìduō zuò sānshí ge rén.
adverbs and discourse markers in Chinese have stable positions.
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This classroom seats at most thirty people.