Lot (noun)

  1. A great deal; much.
  2. An item or set of items sold at an auction.
  3. A piece of land used for a particular purpose.
  4. A group of a particular kind of person or thing.

Origin:

Old english hlot ‘object used to determine someone's share’, of germanic origin; related to dutch lot.

Examples:

  1. She has a lot of friends in the city.
  2. I learned a lot in school today.
  3. The auction had a lot of old paintings and antiques.
  4. The company bought a lot of land to build their new factory.
  5. The daycare center had a lot of toys for the kids to play with.
  6. I parked my car in the parking lot.
  7. The beach was full of a lot of people enjoying the sun and waves.
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