Übersetzung für 'much too many' von Englisch nach Deutsch

much too many {adv}

viel zu viele

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way too many {adv}

viel zu viele

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too many variables

zu viele Variablen {pl}

zu viele Variable {pl}

one mistake too many

ein Fehler {m} zu viel

too many open files

zu viele Dateien auf einmal offencomp.

one too many times {adv}

einmal zu viel

too many nested scopes

zu viele Verschachtelungs­ebenen {pl}

one rib too many

eine Rippe {f} zu viel

far too many people

viel zu viele Leute {pl}

Too many nested files.

Include-Verschachtelung (ist) zu tief.comp.

too much

allzu gern

allzu sehr

allzuviel [alt]

too much {adv}

zuviel [alt]

zu arg [regional] [zu sehr]

too much {adj} {adv}

allzu viel

zu viel

There are too many disadvantages.

Der Nachteile sind zu viele. [geh.]

Too Many Women [Rex Stout]

Zu viele Frauenlit.F

one / two [etc.] too many

einer / zwei [etc.] zu viel

• Many Native Americans were worried that too much time was spent on the fishery and not enough on the land that supports subsistence hunting.
• According to Coulter, Davis was not an efficient administrator as he attended to too many details, protected his friends after their failures were obvious, and spent too much time on military affairs versus his civic responsibilities.
• Many Native people were learning what their body could tolerate of this new substance and died as a result of imbibing too much.
• However, many found it cumbersome and difficult to learn — a side effect of its design attempting to do too much and being too flexible.
• One would never want to implement it in software: it takes too many steps and requires too much storage space.

• While the accords did not fully satisfy the Albanians, they were much too radical for the Yugoslavs, who responded by substituting a drastically revised text that even Russia (ally of FR Yugoslavia) found unacceptable.
• The fire was put out without doing too much damage.
• If too much guilt is present, the child may have a slower and harder time interacting with their world and other children in it.
• Some critics of DPNSS suggest that it is too loosely defined and allows too much latitude in its interpretation of message formats and timers.
• In doing so, phlogiston theory became more complicated and assumed too much, contributing to the overall demise of the theory.

• It can occur if an attempt is made to transmit too much power through the screw, or if the propeller is operating at a very high speed.
• Some have come to criticize the sport as becoming too much of a tourist activity.
• This led to a much better understanding of many anatomical details, [...] such as the hollow nature of the bones.
• To keep the budget down, Toho instructed Arikawa to avoid expensive composite shots as much as possible.
• More traditional players say it takes the fun away from the game the harder the step-charts get, which makes players use much less movement overall to conserve stamina.

• The main difference between the two is that men's physique competitors pose in board shorts rather than a traditional posing suit and open-bodybuilders are much larger and are more muscular than the men's physique competitors.
• IBM's hardware competitors had little to gain and much to lose from success of PL/I.
• These sources tend to be much weaker than reactors.
• As a result, access to improved sanitation has not increased much since independence: in Namibia's rural areas 13% of the population had more than basic sanitation, up from 8% in 1990.