单词 | plenty |
释义 | plen·ty I. 1. a. < always gave them plenty of time — Seymour Blau > < cowboys on the range still do plenty of roping — S.E.Fletcher > < would have plenty visitors — H.E.Scudder > b. < a plenty of things to be done — Verne Athanas > < what they asked for they got, and they asked for a plenty — American Mercury > 2. a. < the general feeling of plenty in this rich land — Pearl Buck > < a peace that seemed to bring plenty in its train — Stringfellow Barr > b. plenties plural < drink plenties of this milk too — J.L.Weldon > 3. < down by the lake the daffodils were now in their plenty — Victoria Sackville-West > < will … gain pleasure and profit in plenty — H.M.Parshley > II. 1. < if reasons were as plenty as blackberries — Shakespeare > < bread is never too plenty in Indian households — Willa Cather > 2. a. chiefly dialect < who has conies plenty to dispose of cheap — Jeremy Bentham > b. < he could get plenty men … to do his bidding — W.C.Tuttle > < there is plenty work to be done — Time > < you'll have plenty support from the other districts — Ralph Ellison > III. < they will talk plenty, but not about themselves — J.L.Phelan > < her style is plenty vigorous enough — Florence Bullock > < the nights were plenty cold — F.B.Gipson > < a transatlantic holiday is plenty exciting — T.H.Fielding > |
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