English Reference
Idiom idiom

quite a lot


A large amount or a large number of something. You can use it to mean 'many' or 'much'.


SIMPLE

“I have quite a lot of work to do today.”

CONTEXTUAL

“She spent quite a lot of money on her new apartment, but she loves how it looks.”

COMPLEX

“The researchers discovered quite a lot of evidence suggesting that the ancient civilization was far more advanced than previously assumed.”

Last updated April 22, 2026