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You’re right, except it was a statistic like 2.8万, translated to 2.8 million. Your take could point to a possible cause, though, maybe also putting it under the
by oefrha 7y ago
You’re right, except it was a statistic like 2.8万, translated to 2.8 million. Your take could point to a possible cause, though, maybe also putting it under the “shallow” category.
(Additionally, when 万 is used in Chinese to mean a whole lot, I would translate it to “thousands of” or “tens of thousands of”.)
- carlmr 7y agoMyriad might be the perfect translation then. It comes from Greek for 10,000 and is now routinely used for "a lot" in English.