| 单词 | replenish |
| 释义 | re·plen·ish transitive verb 1. a. < be fruitful and multiply and replenish the earth — Gen 1:28 (Authorized Version) > b. archaic < his hive had so long been replenished with honey — William Wordsworth > < the most replenished villain in the world — Shakespeare > c. < the American mind should cease to replenish itself with the mighty wonders of Europe — Van Wyck Brooks > d. < their vacant heart replenished with a child — Robert Browning > < she saw the blood his cheeks replenish — Shakespeare > 2. a. < she kept his glass replenished — Charles Dickens > < the heavy demands for his legal services that promised to replenish his exchequer — A.C.Cole > < remains below the surface until he needs to replenish his lungs with another gulp — John Tassos > b. < he replenished the fire and drew up close to it — T.B.Costain > < the plants are still growing, and replenishing their food reserves — Farm Journal > < the supply of oil will have replenished itself — American Guide Series: Pennsylvania > c. < finds it cheaper and faster to replenish its ships while under way — George Weller > d. < how fast have the shipyards … been able to replenish these losses — Fortune > 3. intransitive verb |
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