plentiful如何读

英:[ˈplentɪfl]

美:[ˈplentɪfl]

plentiful英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 丰富的,大量的 in large quantities or numbers

plentiful是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 丰富的,丰足的,丰饶的
  2. 充足的
  3. 多的,众多的
  4. 富裕的
  5. 丰产的
  6. 大量的

plentiful自然拼读

plen·ti·ful

plen tih fl

plentiful变形

比较级:more plentiful

最高级:most plentiful

plentiful扩展

plentifully (adv.), plentifulness (n.)

plentiful词根

词根:plenty

adj.

plenty 足够的,很多的

plenteous 丰富的;丰饶的

adv.

plenty 足够

plentifully 丰富地,富裕地

n.

plenty 丰富,大量;充足

plenitude 充分;丰富;大量

plentiful英英释义

Adjective

1. existing in great number or quantity;

"rhinoceroses were once plentiful here"

2. affording an abundant supply;

"had ample food for the party"

"copious provisions"

"food is plentiful"

"a plenteous grape harvest"

"a rich supply"

3. producing in abundance;

"the bountiful earth"

"a plentiful year"

"fruitful soil"

plentiful区别

 abundant, plentiful

这组词都有“充足的”的意思,其区别是:

abundanta. (数量)充足的,常用于人、物产、资源、雨量等,含有“过多”之意。

Oil is in abundant supply in this country.这个国家石油供应十分充裕。

plentifula.丰富的,充足的,常用于食物、收获、财产等,不能用于时间、空间、思想等方面。

Eggs are plentiful at this moment.现在鸡蛋很多。

以上来源于网络

 abundant, ample, plentiful

这组词都有“充分的、丰富的”的意思,其区别是:

abundant着重某物极为丰富有或大量的供应。

ample指某物不仅满足了需要而且有余。

plentiful普通用词,指某物的数量多得称心如意,不过剩,但较少用于描写抽象之物。

以上来源于网络

plentiful词源中文解释

约于1400年, plenteful,“丰富的,存在大量的”,源自 plenty 和 -ful。相关词汇: Plentifully; plentifulness。

plentiful词源英文解释

Middle English plentiful, plentefull, from plente plenty >entry 2 + -ful, -full -ful >entry 1

The first known use of plentiful was in the 15th century

plentiful儿童词典英英释义

point1 of 2noun

an individual detail : item

two points that were important to remember

a distinguishing detail : characteristic

politeness was a strong point

the chief part or meaning

the point of the joke

a goal to be achieved : purpose

there's no point in continuing

a geometric element that has position but no dimensions and is pictured as a small dot

a usually small or precise place : locality

a starting point

an exact moment

at this point they were interrupted

a step, stage, or degree in development or rank up to a point it was a good performance

the melting point of ice

the usually sharp or tapering end of something (as a sword or pencil) : tip

either of two metal pieces in a distributor through which the circuit is made or broken

a piece of land that sticks out

a very small mark : dot

punctuation markespecially: period sense 2

decimal point

one of the 32 marks indicating direction on a compass used by seamen

the difference of 11¼ degrees between two such adjacent points

a unit used in giving a value or score

scored fifteen points

the action of pointing

point2 of 2verb

to furnish with a point

point a pencil with a knife

to give force to

point up a remark with actual examples

punctuate sense 1

to separate a fraction from a whole number by a decimal point

point off three decimal places

to show the position or direction of especially by extending a finger

point out a house

to direct someone's attention to

point out a mistake

to indicate game by freezing into a fixed position with head and gaze directed toward the object hunted

a dog that points well

to turn, face, or cause to be turned in a particular direction : aim

point the boat upstream

to indicate the fact or probability of something

everything points to a bright future

point1 of 2noun

an individual detail : item

two points that were important to remember

a distinguishing detail : characteristic

politeness was a strong point

the chief part or meaning

the point of the joke

a goal to be achieved : purpose

there's no point in continuing

a geometric element that has position but no dimensions and is pictured as a small dot

a usually small or precise place : locality

a starting point

an exact moment

at this point they were interrupted

a step, stage, or degree in development or rank up to a point it was a good performance

the melting point of ice

the usually sharp or tapering end of something (as a sword or pencil) : tip

either of two metal pieces in a distributor through which the circuit is made or broken

a piece of land that sticks out

a very small mark : dot

punctuation markespecially: period sense 2

decimal point

one of the 32 marks indicating direction on a compass used by seamen

the difference of 11¼ degrees between two such adjacent points

a unit used in giving a value or score

scored fifteen points

the action of pointing

point2 of 2verb

to furnish with a point

point a pencil with a knife

to give force to

point up a remark with actual examples

punctuate sense 1

to separate a fraction from a whole number by a decimal point

point off three decimal places

to show the position or direction of especially by extending a finger

point out a house

to direct someone's attention to

point out a mistake

to indicate game by freezing into a fixed position with head and gaze directed toward the object hunted

a dog that points well

to turn, face, or cause to be turned in a particular direction : aim

point the boat upstream

to indicate the fact or probability of something

everything points to a bright future

pocket1 of 3noun

a small bag carried by a person : purse

a small bag open at the top or side inserted in a garment

coat pocket

supply of money : means

containerespecially: a bag at the corner or side of a billiard table

something like a pocket

a pocket of gold in a mine

air pocket

pocket2 of 3verb

to put or enclose in a pocket

pocketed the change

to take for one's own use especially dishonestly

pocket the profits

to set aside : suppress

pocketed my anger

to supply with pockets

pocket3 of 3adjective

small enough to fit in the pocket

smaller than the usual size

a pocket park

carried in or paid from one's pocket

pocket expenses

pocket1 of 3noun

a small bag carried by a person : purse

a small bag open at the top or side inserted in a garment

coat pocket

supply of money : means

containerespecially: a bag at the corner or side of a billiard table

something like a pocket

a pocket of gold in a mine

air pocket

pocket2 of 3verb

to put or enclose in a pocket

pocketed the change

to take for one's own use especially dishonestly

pocket the profits

to set aside : suppress

pocketed my anger

to supply with pockets

pocket3 of 3adjective

small enough to fit in the pocket

smaller than the usual size

a pocket park

carried in or paid from one's pocket

pocket expenses

plot1 of 2noun

a small area of ground : lot

a cemetery plot

a plan of a floor of a building

the main story (as of a literary work or movie)

an evil or unlawful scheme

diagram entry 1, chart

plot2 of 2verb

to make a plot, map, or plan of

to mark, note, or locate on a map or chart

plot a ship's position

to plan especially secretly : scheme

to locate and mark (a point) by means of coordinates

to make (a curve) by marking out a number of plotted points

plentifuladjective

giving or containing plenty

a plentiful land

present in large numbers or amount

plentiful rain

plentiful 例句

1 He -bought grain when it was plentiful and sold bread when it was scarce.

2 There had once been a time when the seedpods were plentiful, and when the world was rich and full of life, and the mulefa lived with their trees in perpetual joy.

3 He was our leader and our magic, who kept the endowment high, the funds for scholarships plentiful and publicity moving through the channels of the press.

4 Lawrence reasoned, however, that although domestic sources of uranium ore were practically nonexistent, uranium was plentiful in another form: tons of uranium tailings piled up as waste at Oak Ridge and Hanford.

5 There is a plentiful supply of arms on the black market.

黑市上有大量的武器供应。

6 She’d started smoking crack, which was plentiful, to replace the booze, which was scarce.

7 These vegetables are a plentiful source of vitamins.

8 As did the plentiful drinking water, the torches, and the distance she had traveled from the slave catchers.

9 His business was in a narrow compass, and his income was sufficient to a plentiful way of living in a ordinary way.

他的营业是很规矩的,他的收入却也足够维持充裕的一般生活。

10 During the summer they joined together in bands of twenty-five to thirty—cactus leaves, a local favorite, were plentiful enough in that season to support larger groups.

11 The Japanese woman had a plentiful store of provisions before the earthquake.

地震前,这个日本妇女储存了大量的食物.

12 They traveled mostly on old abandoned trails, astonishingly plentiful in this virtually uninhabited region; occasionally, they cut straight through the bush.

13 “They say the crop is not too plentiful this year,” Mercy put in slyly.

14 She kept them plentifully supplied with gossip.

她不断向他们散播大量的流言飞语。

15 Poor woman, how she had struggled and worked for that good, plentiful food, the clean shirts her boys had worn, the scrubbed floors, polished brass!

16 Jobs as plentiful as the fruit on the trees.

17 I exchanged my land-sledge for one fashioned for the inequalities of the Frozen Ocean, and purchasing a plentiful stock of provisions, I departed from land.

18 Truffle mushrooms are plentiful in the southwest Algeria desert.

块菌蕈类在西南部的阿尔及利亚沙漠是丰富的.

19 Outdoor recreation Though Milwaukee has the amenities of a big city, outdoor recreation is also plentiful.

20 “Far too many trees have been cut too close to the village. You will walk a long way before you find a plentiful stand of trees.”

plentiful 同义词

1 多的

high

2 丰产的

Rich prolific plenteous

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high again much poly-

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