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n.
充满
客满
饱食
<医>多血(症)
re·ple·tion
rih pli shn
词根:replete
adj.replete 充满的;装满的
n.replete [昆] 贮蜜蚁
14世纪晚期, replecioun,“过度饮食或饮酒”,还有“充满的状态,充实的事实或条件”,源自古法语 repletion, replection(14世纪早期)和直接来自拉丁语 repletionem(主格 repletio)“填充,补充”,动作名词,来自 replere 的过去分词词干“填充”(见 replete)。意思是
充实,充满
Middle English repleccioun, repleccion "eating or drinking to excess, satiety, overabundance of humors," borrowed from Anglo-French repleciun, repletion, borrowed from Medieval Latin replētiōn-, replētiō "act of filling up, fullness, being filled to excess (of food or humors)," going back to Latin, "process of filling up (an ulcer)," from replēre "to make full again, replenish, restore, fill up, sate" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action — more at replete
The first known use of repletion was in the 14th century
replicanoun
a close reproduction especially by the maker of the original
a copy exact in all details : duplicate
repletionnoun
the act of eating too much : the state of being fed too much
made sick by repletion
fulfillment of a need or desire : satisfaction
repletionnoun
the act or process of replenishing or state of being replenished following depletion (as of a constituent of the blood)
sodium repletion
1 Physicians must be educated on thiamine, thiamine deficiency and thiamine repletion in order to increase proper management.
2 With repletion came dissatisfaction: a hunger for something more, or for something different.
3 Wealth and poverty, health and disease, culture and ignorance, Labour and leisure, repletion and hunger, virtue and vice, are all only terms for greater or less degrees of freedom.
富裕和贫寒、光荣和默默无闻、权力和屈服、强壮和软弱、健康和疾并教养和无知、工作和闲暇、饱食和饥饿、道德和罪恶,都不过是较高或较低程度的自由罢了。
4 This is essential, as the birds are rapid eaters, and if there is not room, some will gorge themselves to repletion, while others will get but little.
5 The moment of repletion having arrived, the men lit their pipes, and for a space we lazed.
6 In certain conditions, IV repletion of these vitamins and minerals can boost the levels in the body more rapidly.
7 It is better to die of repletion than to endure hunger.
饱死胜过挨饿.
8 Before his big Frankfurt Marathon effort last fall, Hughes followed the old-fashioned, extreme depletion-and-repletion system of carbo-loading.
9 Most everything was timed to a training and carbo depletion phase, then a repletion phase.
10 The story is about painful repletion of another kind, and of solace that never arrives.
11 Where once the odd coneflower looked dried in the flower beds, other plants follow the same course, until there is a wholesale shift in the character of the garden from repletion to decline and seediness.
12 Agriculture is little known, and, through summer and winter, they range the wilderness with restless wandering, now gorged to repletion, and now perishing with want.
13 A baby vomits milk from repletion.
婴儿吃饱会吐奶。
14 When the night-mare is the result of too much repletion, it is possible that its symptoms denote a pressure of the loaded stomach on the solar plexus.
15 The process not only promises fuel produced without the repletion of the earth’s resources, but, by extracting carbon dioxide, it actually combats the global warming effect of burning fossil fuels.
16 In the first regard, the repletion of the Church with God is not a state attained once for all.
17 It is more than probable that the forced dilatation of the stomach has arrested the spasms, for filling this viscus with cold drinks to repletion will often effect the same result.
18 The season of repletion and satiety is distant.
19 He laughed then as he often did when I touched him, a man's short full laugh of repletion.
20 He stopped for just a moment, and looked back at the fire with a fierce physical longing in his eyes, for all that was animal in him craved for food and the rest of repletion.
1 过多
overmuch excess excessive lavish superfluous profuse superabundant plethoric over-many heavy trop enough overflow plethora glut satiety overage spillover overabundance surfeit superfluity luxuriance overplus nimiety overabound superabound enough and to spare redundant overabundant superfluously redundancy superabundance a world too many a world too much
2 充足
enough square adequate competent ample exuberant replete amply plentifully satis bag amplitude glut sufficiency plenitude suffice saturate all of be sufficient for full sufficient go far
4 充斥
6 多血
7 饱足
10 充满
wall-to-wall great full stiff flowing charged inflated rife teeming replete impregnate gravid brimful thick thickly flooding fullness honeycomb plenum plenitude suffusion impletion fraught aswarm gorge bustle fill burst crawl overflow swarm bristle teem cover impact load stream inform flood occupy fulfill swell implant surcharge riddle devour saturate inundate drench suffuse interfuse run over with alive with perfusive cram-full big shot alive pregnant instinct bulging bursting overflowing abuzz riddled abounding brimfull topfull awash abundantly chock congestion perfusion inundation impregnation flow drip abound beplaster charge penetrate diffuse bathe permeate pervade perfuse swarm with burst at the seams fill with full of rife with awash with chock-full chock-a-block penetration permeation pervasion choke breathe into be dripping with suffusive crowded overfull permeant injection saturation replenish permeance swim exuberate englut jam-pack freight infuse plenish prepossess
13 满足
perfect delighted gratifying complacent contented content luxury pleasure satisfaction well-being gratification contentment complacency appeasement pleasance arride englut still meet answer fill feed implement satisfy flesh fulfill indulge oblige suffice flatter tickle appease glut gratify assuage satiate slake enough bliss sufficiency complacence gratulation rest please serve address fulfil reconcile pamper