mass in English: A large amount of something gathered together in one group or one lump. (noun)

Translation

A large amount of something gathered together in one group or one lump.

Word origin

From Greek maza, a lump of dough, which came into English through Latin massa.

Gender

Pluralmasses

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"A mass of" means a very large number all together.

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Here "mass" is a big amount with no clear shape.

Scientists .

In science, "mass" means how much matter something holds.

amount

How much of something there is.

lot

A large amount or a large number of something.

pile

A number of things lying on top of each other, often in an untidy heap.

group

A number of people or things that are together or belong with each other.

heavy

Weighing a lot; hard to lift or carry.

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