1.至多,最多,充其量(不过)
1.at the maximum
2.used for showing that you are mentioning the largest possible amount, although the real amount may be less
1.At most there might be some dried duck, but Zhang noticed that his friend Liang Zhiqing never ate any of it.
最多会有一些熏鸭，不过张秀才注意到，他的朋友梁至清一点也不吃。
2.According to your estimation, how much turnover would you finish at most?
据你估计，你能完成的最大年销售量是多少呢？更详细。
3.You should be able to catch him in an hour at most .
顶多一小时内，你就可以联系上他。
4.But memory is at most of you to have the wound, more blurred with you.
对你的记忆最多，只能是伤害，对你更加模糊。
5.He was to earn money, or get a position in business, and return in a year or two at most and bring her to America.
他要去挣钱，也就是去个公司谋个职位，然后在一年内或最多两年内再回来，把她带回美国。
6.A medium-sized company or university might have had one or two computers, while large institutions had at most a few dozen.
一个中等规模的公司或大学可能有一两台电脑，而大型机构最多有几十台。
7.At most stations, trains arrive every two or three minutes, but at certain hours there do not seem to be enough trains.
在有些车站，火车每两分钟或三分钟一趟，但在某些时段好像永远没有足够的火车。
8.He had a month, two at most, he said, and merely asked me to save my strength for the golf course.
他说他还有最多1到2个月的活头，他让我把我的力气留到高尔夫球场。
9.It used to take three or four days at most. The DMV's website currently advises drivers that it might take anything up to six weeks.
邮寄时间在过去通常最多3至5天，但现在车管局在网站发出通知，邮寄时间可能要花上6周。
10.However, he found the Big Apple this is not the largest tree-wide, at most, can only be said to be one of the largest local.
他发现大苹果并不是长在最粗的树枝上。只能说它是当地最大中的一个。