Usage examples of "lot" in English with translation to Spanish

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Tom owes Mary a lot. Tom le debe mucho a Mary.
Tom knows quite a lot about Mary. Tom sabe bastante acerca de Mary.
He had his car stolen in that parking lot. Le robaron el coche en ese aparcamiento.
The parking lot is empty. El estacionamiento está vacío.
Tom has changed an awful lot. Tom ha cambiado un montón.
Monica does study a lot. Mónica sí estudia mucho.
She has had quite a lot to drink. Ella ha bebido bastante.
You can't park here. However, there is a parking lot just around the corner. No puedes aparcar aquí. Sin embargo, hay un aparcamiento a la vuelta de la esquina.
You really sleep a lot! ¡Tú sí que duermes mucho!
He told me he loved me, which surprised me quite a lot. Dijo que me amaba, lo que me sorprendió bastante.
I like Czechoslovakia a lot. Me gusta mucho Checoslovaquia.
It helped me a lot. Me ha ayudado mucho.
We miss you a lot. Te echamos mucho de menos.
I usually eat a lot. Suelo comer mucho.
I admire Pharamp a lot. Admiro mucho a Pharamp.
I've improved a lot He mejorado mucho
I want a lot more. Quiero mucho más.
He drank a lot yesterday. Tomó mucho ayer.
Will it hurt a lot? ¿Va a doler mucho?
I missed you a lot. Te he echado mucho de menos.
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