As much or as many as you need.
We have enough chairs for everyone.
I didn't bring enough money.
Common phrases & grammar
enough time · enough money · enough food · enough space
enough + noun
enough + noun + for + person + to + verb
American English
/ɪˈnəf/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
As much or as many as you need.
Practice out loudAs much or as many as you need.
We have enough chairs for everyone.
I didn't bring enough money.
enough time · enough money · enough food · enough space
enough + noun
enough + noun + for + person + to + verb
To the degree or amount that is needed or wanted.
The coffee is hot enough now.
She didn't walk fast enough.
Say old enough and quickly enough, not enough old or enough quickly.
good enough · old enough · fast enough · strong enough
adjective + enough
adjective/adverb + enough + to + verb
The amount or number that is needed, when the noun is not repeated.
Do we have enough for everyone?
Two bottles should be enough.
have enough · enough for everyone
subject + have + enough
enough + for + person
Used to say that something must stop or that no more is wanted.
Enough! Stop arguing.
The coach shouted, “Enough!”
Enough! sounds strong and can seem rude.
A situation has gone too far and must stop.
Enough is enough—I’m leaving.
Acceptable, although not perfect.
This chair is good enough for now.
More than is needed.
We have more than enough food.