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cor·nu·co·pi·a
kor n ko pi
复数:cornucopias
cornucopian (adj.)
noun
a curved, hollow goat's horn or similarly shaped receptacle (such as a horn-shaped basket) that is overflowing especially with fruit and vegetables (such as gourds, ears of corn, apples, and grapes) and that is used as a decorative motif emblematic of abundance called alsohorn of plenty
an inexhaustible store : abundance For contemporary performers, soul represents a cornucopia of musical ideas.—Jon Pareles
We marveled at the cornucopia of fruits, meats, toys, fresh fish, baskets, utensils and leather goods for sale in stalls that lined the streets for as far as we could see.—Guy Garcia
a receptacle shaped like a horn or cone
"丰饶之角",古代丰收和丰富的象征,起源于1590年代,源自晚期拉丁语 cornucopia,在古典拉丁语中为 cornu copiae,最初是山羊阿玛尔西亚的角,她哺育了幼小的宙斯。参见 horn(n.)和 copious。相关词汇: Cornucopian。
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Late Latin, from Latin cornu copiae horn of plenty
The first known use of cornucopia was in 1508
cornucopianoun
a horn-shaped container overflowing with fruits and flowers used as a symbol of plenty
a container shaped like a horn or a cone
1 Add another young quartet to the cornucopia of excellence we are treated to at the moment, with these winners of the Naumburg Chamber Music Award.
2 This album is a cornucopia of styles delivered by a singer who clearly has learned from all of them, and who never felt the need to settle.
3 The result is a cornucopia of white flowers and tropical fruit flavors, with waxy mouthfeel.
4 Fortune sits on a fragile bubble, ready to burst at any moment and send her cornucopia of abundance flying.
5 In their place, laptops — especially MacBooks, with their glowing white Apples — have displaced them as cornucopias of timbre and texture.
6 The annual cinematic cornucopia known as Japan Cuts — the largest festival of Japanese film in the United States — has previously been presented in association with the even larger New York Asian Film Festival.
7 I didn’t expect a town with buildings that date back to frontier days — tall, whitewashed storefronts facing each other, the waterside ones with their backs to Penn Cove, the center of a shellfish cornucopia.
8 Plenty of pop is corrosive in one way or another, and hip-hop and R&B radio is a cornucopia of tough sex talk, aggressive seductions and more.
9 New England is a cornucopia: Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House, in Concord, Massachusetts, looking from the bedroom’s writing desk through wavy glass to the leaf-filled yard.
10 Horror fans are no longer stuck in the world of movies, but have a cornucopia of TV series to watch for their gruesome kicks.
11 Some of that freshness comes from the cast, a cornucopia of effervescent young talent ballasted by a handful of doughty old-timers.
12 The words just poured out of her, like the water from the cornucopia.
13 Inside, consumer commodities were displayed amongst a cornucopia of technological achievements, industrial marvels and colonial propaganda.
14 To assuage mounting traveler frustration over the difficulty of booking frequent-flier tickets, airlines are offering members a cornucopia of goods that have little to do with flights.
15 The band has also put out 13 albums, most recently, “Novelties,” on Amazon Music, a cornucopia of sounds, high-pitched harmonies and visions of robots and kittens.
16 Citrus yields a truly veritable cornucopia of terrific tastes, but today the spotlight is on one specific fruit.
17 Permanent galleries include “London Before London,” with bones of prehistoric animals from 450,000 years ago and “Roman London,” a cornucopia of statuary, glass, mosaics and other treasures from old Londinium.
18 The book is a cornucopia of good ideas.
这部书里有无数好主意。
19 It features two cornucopias of fruit and vegetables pouring down a gallery wall onto a tabletop pile of half-eaten squashes and spilled viscera.
20 Lyra turned the hands to the camel, which meant Asia, which meant Tartars; to the cornucopia, for Kamchatka, where there were gold mines; and to the ant, which meant activity, which meant purpose and intention.
2 丰盛
substantial generous hearty slap-up sumptuously free bumper abundant abundantly abundance in abundance liberal square affluent Lucullan
3 大量
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4 丰饶角
5 丰富
rich thick liberal pregnant robust wealthy abundant plentiful lavish affluent galore copious opulent exuberant profuse riotous luxuriant bounteous fully plenty wealth pregnancy abundance amplitude fullness opulence profusion affluence lashing luxuriance swim abound on easy street in profusion have no lack of full generous vivid richness enrich good easy free flush ample bumper lush redundant prolific fertile stout rife teeming prodigal well-off aplenty marrowy feracious substantially cut-and-come-again store flood fertility riches exuberance roundness liberality plenitude prodigality large fat substantial hearty voluminous bountiful plenteous abounding largely generously superbly abundantly profusely prolifically plentifully exuberantly luxuriantly opulently bounteously wealthily heap fecundity ampleness fertilize richen quite a little in abundance in plenty
6 圆锥形纸袋