关于Lots的意思和用法的提问

A: It can have a literal meaning of something that is not straight, that has a lot of curves or bends.
"I don't like driving on this road. It has a lot of twists and turns that make it dangerous."
It can have a metaphorical meaning of having a lot of changes and surprises.
"That movie had a lot of twists and turns. I didn't know who the murderer was until the very end."
"This political campaign has had a lot of twists and turns. Every time I thought I knew who to vote for, something happened to change my mind."

A: Prime = Amazon Prime. An expedited delivery service by Amazon.
'hood = slang for "neighborhood"
lately = recently.
Lots of Amazon Prime deliveries in this neighborhood recently.
Probably more deliveries than before.

A: it means there are a lot of things for many different people to do. So there may be something for children to enjoy as well as older people.

A: I means there's a lot of fun violence in the area. A "drop by shooting", could have been "a drive by shooting" and you misheard - it's when someone drives by in a car and shoots someone as they go by.

A: “I love you lots.” That’s the only one. Usually you use the word to mean “many”. I have lots of stuff to do.

A: Tenho muitos problemas - I nave many problems- I have a lot of problems - I have lots of problems
Geralmente falando as frases ‘many’ e ‘lots of’ são equivalentes em inglês

A: There's no difference really.

A: "lots of" is just less formal but they mean the same thing.

A: Totally the same

A: Between the two, “Lots of furniture are” is grammatically correct because ‘Lots’ and ‘are’ are both plural. However, if you say ‘A lot’ it would “A lot of furniture is” because ‘lot’ and ‘is’ are both singular. It’s a little confusing to think about even for me because ‘furniture’ is one of those odd words that are neither singular or plural.

A: When it's an uncountable noun we use a lot. ex: there is a lot of sugar, and for countable noun we use lots ex: there is 10 banana we can say : there is lots of banana

A: "Lots of love" is what you can tell someone as a goodbye, usually online or in a written letter.

"It was great talking to you again. Lots of love."

A: Perfect 👍

A: I miss you so much, has more feeling

A: it means many people brought out the food dishes and gave it to the people. many servers.

A: @seungv No problem!

Most English speakers would likely use,

"People wonder how I came up with this English conversation group at first."

A: That's a more pleasant sentence! "Lots of the people I met there made my life happier" sounds fine.

A: "Lots of culture shock" without the "s"

A: "There are lots of things to memorize for my new job so it's really rough"

A: glue their eyes *to their* cellphones