Pronunciation: /fjuː/
noun used to refer to a small number of people or things
A1 I have a few apples in my bag.
A2 She bought a few books at the bookstore.
B1 There are a few people waiting in line.
B2 I need a few more minutes to finish this task.
C1 He has only a few days left to complete the project.
C2 A few of the attendees were not satisfied with the event.
adjective referring to a small number or amount
A1 I have a few friends in my class.
A2 There are a few apples left in the basket.
B1 I need to buy a few groceries before dinner.
B2 She has a few interesting hobbies like painting and photography.
C1 There are only a few people who truly understand the complexity of quantum physics.
C2 After a few years of hard work, she finally achieved her dream of becoming a published author.
formal I have a few important documents that need your signature.
informal I'll be back in a few minutes, just need to grab something from my car.
slang Let's hang out in a few, I just need to finish this quick task.
figurative It only takes a few kind words to make someone's day brighter.
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