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abounding

/uh-bound/US // əˈbaʊnd //UK // (əˈbaʊnd) //

丰富的,丰富多样的,丰富多彩的,丰富多样

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Definitions

v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to occur or exist in great quantities or numbers: a stream in which trout abound.
    • : to be rich or well supplied: The region abounds in coal.
    • : to be filled; teem: The ship abounds with rats.

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Examples

  • As the new school year begins, affluent families are building pandemic pods and inequities abound, while surveys suggest that college students want tuition discounts for online classes.

  • Logistical problems—and downstream social consequences for students themselves—abound.

  • Walking in the place sort of reminds one of an East Coast Winchester house, curiosities and eccentric furnishings abound, with hallways and staircases jutting in all directions.

  • Many sessions at wedding industry conferences and meet-ups include social media topics, and webinars and blogs abound with information on how vendors can better execute an Instagram strategy.

  • Ways abound, and some of these ways can be dauntingly technical.

  • With the IPO of Facebook pending, however, and hungry startups abounding, that is a thin reed supporting a weighty enterprise.

  • Soon, theories were abounding in the blogosphere about the motivation and real identity of the writer.

  • That it comes from another and similar Iroquois word, meaning "lake," being applied to the country as a region abounding in lakes.

  • At any rate, this pit is a very lovely one, abounding in the most luxuriant vegetation.

  • Between Erythræ and Hypocremnus is Mimas,77 a lofty mountain, abounding with beasts of chase, and well wooded.

  • With what enthusiasm, what vigor, what youthfulness do the denizens of this modern world manifest their abounding vitality!

  • I think it was having come across a very damp country, abounding in plastic clay, that put this idea into my head.