too
/tuː/adverb
उच्चारण टू
बहुत अधिक, ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा; भी
Basic word
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(used before adjectives and adverbs) more than is good, necessary, possible; also; as well; very
बहुत अधिक, ज़रूरत से ज़्यादा; भी
- It's too hot to go out.
- I like mangoes too.
- The tea is too sweet for me.
+ 2 more examples
- Can I come with you too?
- It's far too late to start a new game now.
Synonyms excessively overly also as well very
Opposite insufficiently not enough
≈Synonyms and antonyms
?Which word?
Homophones: too, to and two are all /tuː/.
Homophones: too, to और two सब /tuː/ हैं।
§Grammar and usage
Too + adjective + to-infinitive has a negative meaning ('He is too weak to walk' means he cannot walk); too ... to and so ... that ... not have similar meanings ('too tired to study' = 'so tired that I could not study'); too (excess, negative) is different from very (high degree, neutral: 'very hot' but bearable; 'too hot' means a problem); too is used in positive sentences ('I can swim too') and either in negatives ('I can't swim either'); too much + uncountable noun and too many + plural noun.
यह बहुत पूछा जाता है: too + adjective + to-infinitive का अर्थ नकारात्मक होता है ('He is too weak to walk' का अर्थ वह चल नहीं सकता); too ... to और so ... that ... not के अर्थ समान हैं ('too tired to study' = 'so tired that I could not study'); too (अधिकता, नकारात्मक) very (ऊँची मात्रा, तटस्थ: 'very hot' पर सहनीय; 'too hot' अर्थात समस्या) से भिन्न है; सकारात्मक वाक्यों में too ('I can swim too') और नकारात्मक में either ('I can't swim either') प्रयुक्त होता है; too much + uncountable noun और too many + plural noun।
“Collocations, idioms and sayings
Too good to be true, too many cooks spoil the broth, all too (very: 'all too common').
Idioms: too good to be true, too many cooks spoil the broth, all too (बहुत: 'all too common')।