Could you translate word "plentysome"

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by stasbz, Nov 22, 2011.

  1. stasbz

    stasbz

    My greetings!
    i have found post - " The many strategies of trading are plentysome"
    What does it mean "plentysome"? i cant find it in dictionary. I am from Russia.
     
  2. large in numbers. like 'abundant'. There's lots of them (strategies)
     
  3. stasbz

    stasbz

    thank you
     
  4. TILT2

    TILT2

    You are lucky to be a Russian, I assume the Russian girls are tall and beautiful!
     
  5. ronblack

    ronblack

    I wouldn't say "abundant". That's very many.

    Plenty means many (mnogo in Russian)

    Some means enough (nekotoroe in Russian)

    So I think plentysome means "more than enough" but not too many.
     
  6. stasbz

    stasbz

    Privet iz Rossii. Merznu v moskve.
     
  7. "Plentysome" is not a word, so there is nothing to translate.
     

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    ß ñêîðî ïðèåäó...

    :D
     
  9. byteme

    byteme

    'some' doesn't have the same meaning when it's part of a word e.g. worrisome, awesome, handsome, wholesome

    Those don't translate to: 'some worry', 'some awe', 'some hand' or 'some whole'.

    Even though 'plentysome' isn't a word, a native English speaker would most likely interpret it as: a lot, many or just plenty.
     
  10. stasbz

    stasbz

    Æäåì :)

    ß ìåðçëÿê, ÷òî äåëàòü, ñ óäîâîëüñòâèåì óåõàë áû íà þã.
     
    #10     Nov 23, 2011