| 单词 | replete |
| 释义 | re·plete I. 1. a. < the race itself is replete with thrills, sometimes with spills — American Guide Series: Ind. > < replete with hard and book-learned words, impressively sonorous — R.W.Southern > b. < a warmly affectionate book, replete with both human and religious value — Frances Witherspoon > < a life replete with charm — P.E.More > 2. a. < a thin limestone bed replete with characteristic echinoids — Science > b. < could not face the thought of being replete in a starving world — A.L.Guérard > c. < richly and healthily replete, though with less of his substance in stature; a frankly fat gentleman — Henry James †1916 > 3. < the text is too replete to be used in abbreviated survey or cultural courses — Review of Scientific Instruments > II. 1. < fat with repleted appetite — Charles Dickens > 2. < mostly stolen … later repleted — Eleanor Clark > III. |
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