英:[və'lu:mɪnəslɪ]
美:[və'lumɪnəslɪ]
英:[və'lu:mɪnəslɪ]
美:[və'lumɪnəslɪ]
adv.
宽松地
容量大地
篇幅长地
庞大地
adjective
having or marked by great volume or bulk : largealso: full a voluminous skirt
long voluminous tresses
numerous
trying to keep track of voluminous slips of paper
filling or capable of filling a large volume or several volumes
a voluminous literature on the subject
writing or speaking much or at great length
a voluminous correspondent
consisting of many folds, coils, or convolutions : winding
Late Latin voluminosus, from Latin volumin-, volumen
The first known use of voluminous was in 1611
voluptuousadjective
giving pleasure to the senses
voluptuousadjective
giving pleasure to the senses
voluptuousadjective
giving pleasure to the senses
volunteer1 of 3noun
a person who volunteers for a service
volunteer2 of 3adjective
being, consisting of, or engaged in by volunteers volunteer activities
a volunteer fire department
volunteer3 of 3verb
to offer voluntarily
volunteered my services
to offer oneself as a volunteer
volunteered to do the job
voluntary1 of 2adjective
done, given, or made with one's own free will
voluntary assistance
not accidental : intentional
voluntary manslaughter
of, relating to, or controlled by the will
voluntary behavior
voluntary2 of 2noun
a musical piece played usually on the organ at a religious service
voluntary1 of 2adjective
done, given, or made with one's own free will
voluntary assistance
not accidental : intentional
voluntary manslaughter
of, relating to, or controlled by the will
voluntary behavior
voluntary2 of 2noun
a musical piece played usually on the organ at a religious service
voluntary1 of 2adjective
done, given, or made with one's own free will
voluntary assistance
not accidental : intentional
voluntary manslaughter
of, relating to, or controlled by the will
voluntary behavior
voluntary2 of 2noun
a musical piece played usually on the organ at a religious service
voluminousadjective
having or marked by great volume or bulk : large
a voluminous discharge of lava
full sense 3b
voluminous curtains
filling or capable of filling a large volume or several volumes
voluminous research
voluminousadjective
having or marked by great volume or bulk : large
a voluminous discharge of lava
full sense 3b
voluminous curtains
filling or capable of filling a large volume or several volumes
voluminous research
1 the building's high ceilings and voluminous spaces
2 a writer of voluminous output
3 Her black gown designed by Sophie Couture featured a voluminous waist covered in black feathers with a strapless top to even out the proportions.
4 Our tester said that this product added an extra oomph to her look, leaving her fine, straight hair looking voluminous and smooth without any extra weight.
5 The tintinnabulation that so voluminously swells from the ringing and the dinging of the bells.
由众多铃铛叮当作响交织而成的嘈杂响声.