tas (ta)

French · heap, pile

Baby Dragon · Bébé Dragon (13)

  1. You'll learn on the job!

  2. You'll learn on the job!

  3. There are books and books on the subject.

  4. A bunch of people told me not to eat there.

  5. That's happened to me plenty of times.

  6. Fan letters lay in a heap on the desk.

  7. Fan letters lay in a heap on the desk.

  8. I have plenty of friends.

  9. I have plenty of friends.

  10. I've got a ton of things to do.

  11. I have loads of things to do.

  12. I know that plenty of guys want to go out with you.

  13. I know that plenty of guys want to go out with you.

Beginner · Débutant (9)

  1. I have a lot of problems to solve.

  2. They say that he has a lot of old money.

  3. I have plenty of theories.

  4. I have seen this happen over and over again.

  5. Tom stole Mary's phone and took a bunch of selfies before sneaking it back into her purse.

  6. A bunch of people died in the explosion.

  7. "I have many things for sale." "What kind of things?"

  8. Scores of people came to the concert.

  9. That's a load of rubbish.

Intermediate · Intermédiaire (10)

  1. What a lot of pens!

  2. What you see on the edge of the woods is not a tent, but rather a haystack.

  3. The army had plenty of weapons.

  4. A lot of people exceed the speed limit so it must be acceptable.

  5. The comic books were piled on the desk.

  6. I've paid parking fines a number of times myself.

  7. Spanish is spoken in a whole bunch of countries.

  8. The workers began a sit-down strike in front of the factory.

  9. Lorries carrying huge piles of coal waited at the entrance.

  10. She spent gobs of money on clothes.

Advanced · Avancé (10)

  1. What utter nonsense.

  2. We are faced with a host of problems.

  3. A polymath is someone who knows a whole lot about a whole lot.

  4. It's a bunch of nonsense.

  5. Comparisons aplenty are being made.

  6. I ought to wear this tie more often. I've gotten a lot of compliments today.

  7. Tom caused quite a lot of trouble.

  8. Tom told us a whole pack of lies.

  9. Tom knows a bunch of things.

  10. This car is a pile of rubbish.

Master Dragon · Maître Dragon (8)

  1. A slew of corporate logos adorned the entrance to the soccer match.

  2. A slew of corporate logos adorned the entrance to the soccer match.

  3. I crushed the piles of leaves by stomping on it.

  4. Personally, I think it's a load of twaddle.

  5. That's a load of claptrap.

  6. She left the old newspapers lying in a heap.

  7. It's important to get the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio right in a compost heap.

  8. I stomped on the pile of leaves to compress it.