英:['baʊntɪəslɪ]
美:['baʊntɪrslɪ]
英:['baʊntɪəslɪ]
美:['baʊntɪrslɪ]
词根:bounty
adj.bountiful 丰富的;慷慨的;宽大的
bounteous 慷慨的;丰富的;充裕的
adv.bountifully 慷慨地;丰富地
n.bounty 慷慨;丰富;奖励金;赠款
vi.bounty 以赏金等形式发放
vt.bounty 发给…奖金等;为…而发给赏金
Middle English bountevous, bounteuous, from Anglo-French bontive kind, from bunté
The first known use of bounteous was in the 14th century
bountifuladjective
generous sense 1
plentiful sense 2
a bountiful supply
bountifuladjective
generous sense 1
plentiful sense 2
a bountiful supply
bountynoun
generosity sense 1
something given generously
money given as a reward (as for killing a harmful animal or capturing a criminal)
bounteousadjective
giving freely or generously
a bounteous host
given in plenty
bounteous gifts
1 If so, let us go along with him, and he would reward us bounteously for our protection.
2 He bounteously bestowed unenvied good On me: In arbitrary grace I stood: To acknowledge this, was all he did exact; Small tribute, where the will to pay was act.
3 God hath deposited cash in the Bank subject to our gentlemanly order; he hath bounteously blessed the world with a summer carpet of green.
4 He made the kindest allowance for my limited powers of speech, and bounteously fed my native sense of retiring humility with patronage.
5 If in the boor’s garden the King eats a pear, His servants rapacious the tree will uptear; For every five eggs he gives bounteously, more Than five hundred fowls will his armies devour.
6 He treated me as bounteously as circumstances would permit, and after a good dinner, he gave me a blanket and straw bed on the floor of his hut.
7 Among the other "perticulars" addressed, the Queen is of course bounteously favoured, and a number of ladies of her Court are honoured; the series therefore lacks all pretense of unity.
8 There are myriad options for fine dining—from single tables lit by candles on solitary sandy beachheads, to your choice of restaurants serving bounteous fresh local fare.
9 Training and wages and social approbation are very elastic spring-boards, and the whole course of history has seen these offered bounteously to one sex and as sedulously withheld from the other.
10 Light up the hearts with the rays of a lamp that sheddeth abroad its beams, disclosing to those among Thy people whom Thou hast bounteously favoured, the realities of all things.
11 Nowhere was “the gorgeous and melancholy beauty of the sunlit autumnal landscape more bounteously displayed.”
12 To Greenwich he went, accompanied by Anne and a brilliant Court, to show the Italian Cardinal how bounteously a Christmas could be spent in England.
13 “Yes!” came in an unhesitating chorus; and once more the boys ate bounteously with no effort on their part.
14 Her material self, indeed, seemed so completely and bounteously endowed as to leave little place or occasion for a soul.
15 The pickup truck is perfect for those who trust that their vehicle isn’t merely transportation, but a mobile dining room meant to lug around this bounteous city.
16 Where, for example, was the work of Jason Wu, whose inauguration dress Michelle Obama has led to a career lined bounteously in chiffon, but not the expected results on Oscar nights?
17 My only food consisted of vegetable milk from the plants which gave so bounteously of this priceless fluid.
18 Thus, amidst the dreariest scenes, has nature bounteously provided that there shall still be something to delight the eye; amidst the most imminent dangers, something to animate the heart.
19 Hargrave had, indeed, been determined to be lavish of the blessings which he had, himself, so bounteously received, and already reaped the fruits of well-doing in the pleasure it gave him.
20 Don't you think that is a cry so terrible that it ought to shame a great nation like this, a nation more bounteously endowed by Nature than any other nation in the world's history?
1 丰富地
largely generously superbly abundantly profusely prolifically aplenty plentifully exuberantly luxuriantly opulently wealthily in abundance
2 大方地
3 丰富
large full plenty rich fat liberal pregnant substantial generous wealthy abundant lush prolific plentiful hearty affluent galore copious opulent teeming exuberant voluminous bountiful prodigal well-off profuse luxuriant aplenty plenteous abounding largely generously superbly abundantly profusely prolifically plentifully exuberantly luxuriantly opulently wealthily riches wealth abundance heap fertility amplitude richness fullness exuberance opulence profusion affluence cornucopia fecundity plenitude luxuriance ampleness abound enrich fertilize richen quite a little in abundance in plenty