How is the word abundante translated from Spanish to English

Más que suficiente en tamaño o cantidad.

More than enough in size or quantity.

adjective
English translation
Ample

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  • Tuvimos tiempo abundante para terminar el trabajo. We had ample time to finish the work.

  • Tenemos amplio tiempo para terminar este proyecto. We have ample time to finish this project.

  • ¿Es suficiente una hora para la reunión? Is one hour ample for the meeting?

  • ¿Hay amplio espacio en el garaje para los dos autos? Is there ample space in the garage for both cars?

  • Una luz abundante llena la habitación cada mañana. Ample sunlight fills the room every morning.

  • La habitación se sentía amplia gracias a los techos altos. The room felt ample due to high ceilings.

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FAQ about “abundante”

How is “abundante” translated from Spanish?
“abundante” translates into English as “Ample”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “abundante” mean?
Meaning of “abundante”: Más que suficiente en tamaño o cantidad. In English — “Ample”.
What part of speech is “abundante”?
“abundante” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “abundante”?
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