Enough | Mean of enough in English Dictionary

/ɪˈnʌf/

• equal to what is needed
1. Have you got enough money?
2. That's enough talk for now; let's get started.
3. There's enough food for everyone.
4. There's enough room for five people. = There's room enough for five people.
• in the amount needed
1. I couldn't run fast enough to catch up with her.
2. She's old enough to know better.
3. Are you rich enough to retire?
4. That's good enough for me.
5. Oddly/curiously/strangely/amazingly/surprisingly enough, they've never actually met.
6. As if the crowds aren't bad enough, the parking situation is terrible.
7. You're always ready enough [=always very or too ready] to blame someone else for your mistakes.
8. I was happy/willing enough [=I was happy/willing] to go along with his plan.
9. We can do it if they help enough.
• to a degree that is not very high or very low
1. He sings well enough. [=he sings fairly well]
2. The solution seems simple enough. [=the solution seems fairly simple]

• an amount that provides what is needed or wanted
1. There's enough for everyone.
2. Have you had enough to eat?
3. He hasn't learned much Spanish, but he knows enough to get by.
4. The crowds are enough of a problem as it is without having to worry about parking as well!
5. It's enough to drive you crazy!
6. I've had (more than) enough of their foolishness. [=I'm sick of their foolishness]
7. That's enough, young lady! [=stop behaving or talking in that way]