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多 (duō) is often used to express that there is a greater quantity than expected. For example, 今天的客人多 (jīntiān de kèrén duō) - "There are more guests today than expected". It can also be used to express that there is a greater quantity than before. For example, 我们的销售量多了 (wǒmen de xiāoshòu liàng duō le) - "Our sales volume has increased".
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Synonyms:
许多 (xǔduō): a lot of, many
很多 (hěnduō): a lot of, many
大量 (dàliàng): a large amount of, a great deal of
Antonyms:
少 (shǎo): few, little, a small amount of
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多 (duō) is used in both formal and informal Chinese. It is a very common word and can be used in many different contexts. It is used to express the idea of "many, much, a lot of, more; be greater in quantity than expected". For example, it can be used to say "多少 (duōshǎo) - how much/many" or "多久 (duōjiǔ) - how long".
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