单词 | prolific |
释义 | pro·lif·ic 1. a. < the domestic cat begins … to reproduce by the end of the first year of her life, and she is prolific to her ninth — S.G.J.Mivart > b. (1) < flying foxes are extremely prolific — J.G.Frazer > < the prolific hyacinth … is a curse to boatmen — Lamp > (2) < prolific of ferns — American Guide Series: Arkansas > < prolific of illusion — H.J.Muller > < the waterside is prolific of such heroes — G.B.Shaw > < prolific in the production of scientists — W.A.Noyes b. 1898 > 2. < contour leather belts … are prolific here — Lois Long > < the achievements of … western art are both prolific and illustrious — P.A.Sorokin > < both books contain prolific references — W.G.V.Balchin > 3. archaic < the prolific sun, and the sudden and rank plenty which his heat engenders — R.W.Emerson > 4. < his prolific output as a research worker — Chronica Botanica > < a prolific writer — J.T.Adams > < the most prolific contributor — Lucile E. Hoyme > Synonyms: see fertile |
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