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■ of a前面加 much, more, enough, something 等不定代词，后面接上名词，表示“在多大程度上是某事物”。 - It really hasn't been much of an issue in this region.这在本地区一直不是多大的问题。
- She seems to be something of a dancer.她有点像个舞蹈家。
- He is something of a musician.他多少算个音乐家。
- Does she seem to be anything of a dancer?她有点像个舞蹈家吗？
- John was enough of a fool to agree.约翰竟然同意了，真够傻瓜的。
- He was enough of a crack shot to fire three bullets in five seconds at a moving target from about 100 yards.他简直是个神枪手，能够远在大约一百码之外，用五秒钟向一个活动目标发射三颗子弹。
- She was more of a surprise.她更是出人意料之外的一个人物。
也可以进行比较。 - He is more of a writer than a scholar.他与其说是个学者，不如说是个作家。
- It was as much of a success as I had hoped.同我原先所希望的一样成功。
- He's too much of a coward to do that.他太胆子小，干不了那个。
如果后面的 a 改为 the，则表示“有点某人或某事物的风度或气质”。 - There was still something of the child in Martin, even at thirty-two.马丁虽然三十二岁了，但是还有一点孩子气。
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