复合形式：
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| any more than expr | (greater) | SCSimplified Chinese 刚超过，比…更多 |
| | If the number of people in the lift is any more than five, it becomes uncomfortably crowded. |
| bite off more than you can chew v expr | figurative, informal (accept an overly ambitious task) | SCSimplified Chinese 贪多嚼不烂 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 不自量力 |
| | Gabriella thought she would enjoy being team leader, but she may have bitten off more than she can chew. |
| far more than prep | (a much greater quantity than) | SCSimplified Chinese 多得多 duō de duō |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 远远超过 |
| | The Chinese army has far more than a few thousand soldiers. |
| far more than expr | (to a much greater degree than) | SCSimplified Chinese 远远不止
TCTraditional Chinese 遠遠不止 |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 远远超过 |
| | After she cheated on him, Mike was far more than just mad at her. |
| more than anything adv | (above all) | SCSimplified Chinese 最重要的是 zuì zhòng yào de shì |
| | More than anything, Nina wanted to train to become a pilot. |
| more than anything adv | (above everything else) | SCSimplified Chinese 比其它任何东西（事情）都更… bǐ qí tā rèn hé dōng xī shì qíng dōu gèng |
| | Tim is interested in learning many foreign languages, but more than anything he wants to be able to speak Japanese. |
| more than enough n | (plenty) | SCSimplified Chinese 绰绰有余
TCTraditional Chinese 綽綽有餘 |
| | It's unfair that some people are poor and starving while others have more than enough. |
more than enough [sth],
more than enough of [sth] expr | (plenty of [sth]) | SCSimplified Chinese 绰绰有余
TCTraditional Chinese 綽綽有餘 |
| | Please join us for dinner; there's more than enough food. |
| | Against Greece, the team had more than enough of the ball, but could not score a goal. |
| more than ever adv | (to the greatest extent so far) | SCSimplified Chinese 比往常程度都要高，比往常程度都要强 bǐ wǎng cháng chéng dù dōu yào gāo |
| | Your adventure stories make me want to travel more than ever. |
| | After spending the weekend with him I like him more than ever. |
| | 你的那些冒险故事让我对旅行的向往比往常程度都要强。和他相处一个周末之后，我对他的喜欢比往常程度都要强。 |
| more than expected adv | (greater degree than anticipated) | SCSimplified Chinese 超出预期地 chāo chū yù qī de |
| | It rained more than expected last night. |
| more than expected n | (greater quantity than anticipated) | SCSimplified Chinese 超出预期的量 chāo chū yù qī de liàng |
| | The number of people attending the match was more than expected. |
| more than half expr | (greater than 50%) | SCSimplified Chinese 多于半数 duō yú bàn shǔ
TCTraditional Chinese 多於半數 |
| | You were supposed to share the sweets equally but you have given him more than half. |
| more than one n | (a number greater than one) | SCSimplified Chinese 不止一个 bù zhǐ yí gè
TCTraditional Chinese 不止一個 |
| | He says he has only had one beer, but the way he is behaving, it looks like he's had more than one. |
| more than one adj | (greater than one: of [sth]) | SCSimplified Chinese 两个或以上的 liǎng gè huò yǐ shàng de |
| | | SCSimplified Chinese 不止一个的 liǎng gè huò yǐ shàng de，bù zhǐ yí gè de |
| | We will need more than one table as there are 12 people coming to dinner. |
| nothing more than expr | (merely, solely) | SCSimplified Chinese 仅此而已 |
| | Sympathy is nothing more than the understanding of someone else's feelings. |