lot
//lɑt//
Noun
lotSingular
lotsPlural
1
A large number or amount of something.
She has a lot of friends at school.
2
A piece of land, especially one used for a particular purpose such as parking or building.
We parked our car in the parking lot.
3
An object used to make a random selection or decision, often by drawing or casting.
They drew lots to decide who would go first.
4
One's fate, fortune, or destiny in life.
She accepted her lot in life with grace and dignity.
5
An item or set of items for sale at an auction.
The next lot to be auctioned is a collection of rare coins.
Pronoun
1
A large number or amount (used with 'a' to mean 'many' or 'much').
A lot of people came to the party.
Adverb
1
Very much; a great deal (used with 'a' for emphasis).
Thanks a lot for your help.