teem 的 2 个定义
- to abound or swarm; be prolific or fertile.
- Obsolete. to be or become pregnant; bring forth young.
- Obsolete. to produce.
teem 近义词
be abundant, full
更多teem例句
- As Facebook teems with posts — and ads — about politics in the home stretch of this presidential election season, advertisers have begun to ask their media agencies whether they should be taking a break from the platform.
- So, to make my daily three-mile walk more interesting, I started to reimagine the world around me as a reef teeming with alien life.
- Soils teeming with wriggling worms just a few weeks ago now hold far fewer.
- The original zone at the posterior pole, which Blochmann had seen, teems with bacteria.
- In lyrical, engaging writing, Stewart Johnson, a planetary scientist, chronicles how our perception of Mars has swung from a world teeming with life, to definitely dead and boring, and back again over and over since the invention of telescopes.
- Prep school faculties teem with Wasps who majored in English or history, as brokerage houses do with Wasps who majored in finance.
- If the past eight months were full of international thrills, the next ones are more likely to teem with spills.
- Observe how the papers teem with the misery of the lower classes in England, yet this affects not the West India philanthropist.
- Tears availing nothing, Elizabeth's quick brain began to teem with plans for John's escape.
- The newspapers in most cases teem with scandals which absorb the thoughts or arouse the passions.
- Shining by reflected light, its pages literally teem with interesting anecdotes of many sorts.
- The volumes of the Health of Towns Report teem with instances of the mischief of insufficient ventilation.