不少

shǎo
HSK 2Adjective (形)

Basic Meaning

adj
Often used to emphasize a considerable quantity. The subject it modifies is typically countable nouns or abstract concepts like 'time', 'opportunity'. It can appear before or after the subject.
a lot of; many; quite a few
多。
Words:
不少时间不少机会不少经验
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
少许很少
Sentences:
  1. (zhǔn)(bèi)(zhè)()(kǎo)(shì)()(yào)()(shǎo)(shí)(jiān)
    Preparing for this exam requires a lot of time.
  2. ()()(lěi)(le)()(shǎo)(gōng)(zuò)(jīng)(yàn)
    He has accumulated quite a bit of work experience.
adj
Often used with nouns that have a slightly negative connotation (e.g., problems, difficulties) or neutral nouns, emphasizing that the quantity is not small. It's a common understatement, meaning 'quite a lot'.
no shortage of; plenty of; a good number of
没有一点;毫无。
Words:
不少问题不少事情
Synonyms:
毫无
Sentences:
  1. (zhè)()(xīn)(xiàng)()()(dào)(le)()(shǎo)(wèn)()
    This new project has encountered quite a few problems.
  2. (jīn)(tiān)(yǒu)()(shǎo)(shì)(qíng)(yào)(zuò)
    There's plenty of stuff to do today.

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