plenty如何读

英:[ˈplenti]

美:[ˈplenti]

plenty英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]充裕,大量,富庶 the state of having a large supply of sth, especially of what is needed for life
adv.(副词)
  1. 相当地,充分地quite
  2. 十分,非常 quite a large degree; very

plenty是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 丰富,大量,充足,充裕,很多,多,充分,许多
  2. 富裕,富庶,富饶,富足
  3. 许多事
adj. (形容词)
  1. 很多的,丰富的,相当多的
  2. 足够的,充裕的,充足的,充分的
  3. 层出不穷的
adv. (副词)
  1. <口>很,非常,十分,相当地
  2. <口>足够,充分(地)
  3. 足够有余
  4. 大量,许多

plenty自然拼读

plen·ty

plen ti

plenty变形

复数:plenties

plenty词根

词根:plenty

adj.

plentiful 丰富的;许多的;丰饶的

plenteous 丰富的;丰饶的

adv.

plentifully 丰富地,富裕地

n.

plenitude 充分;丰富;大量

plenty英英释义

pronoun

an adequate or more than adequate number or amount of something : a number or amount of something that is enough for a particular purpose plenty of room I don't need more. I have plenty. There's plenty to do/see here.

had plenty of time to finish the job

noun

an abundance especially of material things that permit a satisfactory life : a condition or time of abundance a land of plenty a season of plenty

a feeling of plenty

adjective

plentiful in amount, number, or supply

if reasons were as plenty as blackberries—William Shakespeare

ample

plenty work to be done—Time

adverb

more than sufficiently : to a considerable degree

the nights were plenty cold—F. B. Gipson

plenty词组

plenty of大量;很多;许多

plenty of time大量时间

in plenty大量;充足

plenty词源中文解释

13世纪中期,“丰富; 尽可能多的东西; 充足的供应”,源自古法语 plentee,早期为 plentet “丰富,充沛”(12世纪,现代法语方言 plenté),源自拉丁语 plenitatem(主格 plenitas)“充实”,源自 plenus “充满的,装满的,非常拥挤的; 健壮的,怀孕的; 丰富的,充裕的; 完整的”,源自 PIE 词根 *pele-(1)“填满”。

从14世纪初开始,“大量,很多”的意思。指“普遍充裕的状态”始于14世纪晚期。口语副词“非常”首次出现于1842年。中古英语中也有 plenteth 这个词,源自更早期的古法语形式。

plenty词源英文解释

Pronoun Middle English plente, borrowed from Anglo-French plenté, adaptation as quantifier of plenté "abundance, plenty >entry 2" Noun Middle English plente "abundance, fullness," borrowed from Anglo-French plenté, pleinté "abundance, bounty" (also continental Old & Middle French), going back to Latin plēnitāt-, plēnitās "fullness to saturation," from plēnus "full" + -itāt-, -itās -ity — more at full >entry 1 Adjective Middle English plente, adaptation as quantifier of plenté "abundance, plenty >entry 2" Adverb derivative of plenty >entry 1

The first known use of plenty was in the 13th century

plenty儿童词典英英释义

pleuranoun

the delicate membrane lining each half of the chest of mammals and folded back over the surface of the lung of the same side

pleuranoun

the delicate membrane lining each half of the chest of mammals and folded back over the surface of the lung of the same side

pleuranoun

the delicate membrane lining each half of the chest of mammals and folded back over the surface of the lung of the same side

plesiosaurnoun

any of a group of large Mesozoic marine reptiles with flattened bodies and limbs changed into paddles

plesiosaurnoun

any of a group of large Mesozoic marine reptiles with flattened bodies and limbs changed into paddles

plenty1 of 2noun

a full supply

had plenty of time to finish

a large number or amount

is in plenty of trouble

the state of being plentiful

times of plenty

plenty2 of 2adverb

quite sense 2

the game was plenty exciting

plenty 例句

1 I had plenty of friends in the village, and like me, they spent their days grazing the cattle.

2 I had plenty of time to study him as I mowed toward him.

3 The story shows plenty of imagination.

这个故事表现出丰富的想像力.

4 She already knew what they’d say about that: “We have plenty of time left in San Francisco.”

5 We believe in plenty of fresh air and moderate exercise for our health.

我们认为充足的新鲜空气和适量的运动有益于健康.

6 There was, after all, plenty of money to be made by the two growing tobacco firms, not to mention the several smaller companies in and around Durham at the time.

7 “But if that’s true, why would he walk right up to his father, waving the cash around? Besides, there are tons of other people here with plenty of tickets. Like Adam, for one.”

8 My mom and I have gone through the power going off plenty of times, but Bryce and Aurora were too little to remember.

9 For more advanced practice, look for music theory books that focus entirely on harmony or that spend plenty of time analyzing harmonies in real music.

10 There are plenty of things I can do.

11 The lodge was very congenial in a basic and rustic sort of way, with a high ceiling and plenty of room to move around.

12 “No, but there were plenty of places someone could have been hiding in the parking lot.”

13 They are extravagant and overindulgent, so have plenty of good wine on hand.

一定要有足够的好酒才能让他们淋漓尽致地发挥自己的长处哦.

14 She has plenty of imagination.

她的想象力非常丰富。

15 Don't about it. We have plenty of time.

不要着急, 我们有充裕的时间.

16 I mean, I knew plenty of Middle Easterners myself that didn’t fit that image.

17 “You put in too much, Marly, in the first place. Look—that’s plenty for a start. And I should have told you about that damper.”

18 We shall have plenty of time to talk it over.

我们有充足的时间谈论这件事.

19 But there are plenty of skeptics.

但是很多的疑虑.

20 The hybrid breeders can provide plenty of fissile material for PWR or FBR.

聚变-裂变混合堆可以为压水堆或快堆提供充足的核燃料.

plenty 同义词

2 大量

much large healthy heavy Mass massive substantial macro lavish bottomless abounding lumping largely freely massively liberally profusely lavishly prolifically oodles rimption power store load pack mountain sea volume crowd sight shower quantity stack barrel ton acre pile bucket mint chunk heap greatness slew raft wad peck spate profusion gob immensity scad catholicity lavishness massiveness shoal cartload bagful jugful bookful barrelful superflux in shoals by the cartload in large amounts in a great measure quite a little a deal of lots of a great deal a great deal of large number of a good deal a pile of piles of a good deal of a multitude of loads of like water a load of huge amounts of heaps of raft of reams of in quantity in large quantities in quantities fat extensive generous covered hefty plentiful lousy copious opulent voluminous profuse multitudinous plenteous swingeing substantially bit mile pot wealth flood plurality bags scads profuseness lot without stint in profusion so much in force in bulk in strength oceans of no end of yay hundred mickle number body bag earth river forest bunch crop Acre gallon flush tract abundance multitude mound blizzard generosity proliferation swag glut slather truckload multiplicity storehouse shitload earful plenitude muchness shedload assload lashings a world of light year by the truckload whips of great strong billion vast liberal ample legion abundant trillion galore hard highly heavily extensively generously abundantly voraciously copiously plentifully prodigiously million bank ocean bulk ream heaviness boatload vastness pocketful wodge mass numerous handsome hearty aplenty few umpteen some heaps half flow array haul lump bounty avalanche cornucopia smorgasbord bucketload sheets tons masses scores loads torrents a hundreds of a thousands of in buckets by the score by far and away a whole heap of a millions of a lot a lot of a whole lot a host of bags of a sea of a load a sight a mountain of a heap of pots of rivers of gobs of a million of a hundred of any number of things a deluge of a thousand of full wide heavy-duty teeming bountiful lank way many size deal score host mess surge rash myriad bushel lashing out the wazoo up the wazoo in leaps and bounds by a long way a whole lot of quite a lot quite some in abundance quite a lot of in spades any amount of an ocean of by leaps and bounds good serious substantive widely feast torrent trove dollop swathe welter bucketful quite a lot bit few like nobody's business like weeds by the bucketful by the bucket a bunch an awful lot a stack of right and left a good bit like mad a raft of meikle round rich endless Wealthy affluent helluva massed fulsome unstinted volumed big manifold rife lashins lakh cut-and-come-again world kind chance universe bundle packet considerable tub cargo flock herd regiment swarm embarrassment deluge ruck fistful grist feck mort shipload cloudburst trunkful sackful routh skinful quiverful jollop jorum at wholesale enough and to spare by the gross by considerable any amount in gross like flies

5 非常

hell-fired one great such high big incredible extreme vast terrible supreme unlimited extraordinary violent precious damn awful sore terrific shocking mortal piping fearful almighty monumental first-class blooming ferocious excruciating equatorial unholy rousing howling crass frightful devilish stinking thundering fiendish dripping exceeding surpassing bally deuced gey all-fired dad-blamed dad-blasted dad-burned SO just some most way very much right too something full ever real quite extremely proper bone perfectly incredibly greatly deeply passing sadly surprisingly deadly fucking mighty bloody overly exceptionally hugely remarkably terribly vastly immensely unusually whopping tremendously infinitely excessively flipping horribly cracking exceedingly extraordinarily damned jolly wondrous awfully sorely roaring cursed woefully heartily madly thrice mightily eminently fabulously deathly divinely singularly hellish cruelly darned ruddy phenomenally helluva mortally beastly thumping spanking rattling uncommonly dreadfully fearfully terrifically egregiously monstrously monumentally fiendishly frightfully aplenty vera whacking overmuch colossally hellishly screamingly inexpressibly clinking staving damnably deplorably surpassingly perishing molto muchly corking confoundedly deucedly unco tarnation perishingly immortally goldurn cursedly unlimitedly parlously tarnal and sight a devil of a more than somewhat above measure out of measure to a high degree ever such a deuce of a the deuce of a to the nail like a brick like bricks ad extremum as all get out for all get out like all get out and how a great deal good and by far a good deal a most a hell of a as anything ever so fine and more than a little to a degree a heck of a a hell of a lot to a great extent nothing if not far and away the worst way no end of like a ton of bricks good bleeding well that more so lot especially extra powerful fair absolutely dirty ultra fierce downright rotten bitching parlous lekker per- die as hell no end a sight like anything in large measure in the extreme as sin as as pie a high old a hang of all far pretty half highly seriously essentially mad beautifully badly positively heap boiling intensely enormously dearly superbly miserably impossibly starkly ferociously hideously appallingly blisteringly v bad dead thoroughly bare stiff considerably substantially notably wonderfully wildly darn painfully grossly bitterly majorly cordially outstandingly achingly disgustingly devilishly drop-dead riotously yay oh-so extra- one helluva beyond measure like nobody's business ever ever such a ever so such a a damn sight better a damn sight too good a sight better a sight too good to death a whole lot like hell only too one hell of a to bits a helluva in spades not half to the nth degree dashed rare hopeless searing shitless fuckoff simply particularly super truly entirely heavily specially desperately distinctly fiercely frighteningly obscenely devoutly heaps superlatively unfeasibly really be nothing if not jolly well asas anything ever so such lovely and head over heels to the max

18 与 等连用

any would should

25 宽裕

easy prodigal

28 充分的

good plenary large

plenty 短语相关

enough/plenty to go around enough/plenty to go round horn of plenty in plenty many/plenty more fish in the sea

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