多zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chīde duō ér qiě yòu zī yòu wèi。
    consuming abundantly and with gusto.
  • wǒ bèi piàn dé duō huā liǎo qián。
    I was shafted into paying too much.
  • duō chǎn de， fù ráo de néng dà liàng shēng chǎn de； féi wò de
    Producing abundantly; fertile.
  • zài shù liàng shàng néng mǎn zú xū yào huò yào qiú dàn bù shì guò duō de。
    of a quantity that can fulfill a need or requirement but without being abundant.
  • xiàn zài shì chǎng shàng píng guǒ hěn duō ， suǒ yǐ jí qí piányí。
    Apples are now so abundant in market that they are cheap as dirt.
  • dà liàng tīng lái de shù liàng dà huò guò yú duō de shì wù， rú tán huà huò yīnyuè
    An abundant or excessive amount of something heard, such as talk or music.
  • cháng zhe chǎn xíng tóu de wú wēi xiǎn xiǎo xíng chuí tóu shā； duō chǎn yú hǎi wān jí jiāng kǒu。
    small harmless hammerhead having a spade-shaped head; abundant in bays and estuaries.
  • měi guó xī bù gān hàn dì qū shù liàng zuì duō de xī yì zhī yī。
    one of the most abundant lizards in the arid western United States.
  • néng zài fēi cháng shī rùn de dì qū zhuó zhuàng chéngzhǎng de duō zhǒng cǎo de rèn hé yī zhǒng。
    any of various grasses that thrive in the presence of abundant moisture.
  • yīng gé lán xī nán bù de bù lǐ sī tuō 'ěr dà xué de liú xíng bìng xué jiā shā 'ā · yì bǔ lā xīn bó shì shuō： " lǎo nián fù nǚ xū yào jìn xíng gèng duō de tǐ yù duàn liàn， zuò jiā wù yě xǔ zhēn de kě yǐ qǐ dào yī dìng zuò yòng。 "
    "Older women need to be doing more physical activity. Housework probably does cut the mustard," said Dr. Shah Ebrahim, an epidemiologist and expert on aging at the University of Bristol, in southwestern England.
  • duǎn zuǐ xiǎo hǎi què， běi jí dì qū jí duō 。
    small short-billed auk abundant in arctic regions.
  • bù duō chǎn； bù yì yú shēng chǎn fēng fù。
    not fruitful; not conducive to abundant production.
  • guǎng dé sì duō bǎo tǎ
    “ Abundant Treasure ” Pagoda of the Guangde Temple
  • duō bǎo tǎ bēi
    Stele of the“ Abundant Treasure” Pagoda
  • zhè hú lǐ yòu hěn duō zūn yú。
    The lake is abundant in trout.
  • dé dào duō zhù。
    A just cause enjoys abundant support.
  • yě shēng dòng wù jí duō de dì qū
    A region abundant in wildlife.
  • duō ròu de； féi pàng de
    Having abundant flesh; plump.
  • shí jiān duō de shì。
    There is abundant time.
  • hěn duō zhèng rén jūn zǐ dū zhì tóu zǐ dǔ guò bó。
    Many good and great men have shaken the elbow.
  • wǒ men dǐ dá shí hái yòu hěn duō shí wù。
    There was still an abundance of food when we arrived.
  • wǒ men dǐ dá shí hái yòu hěn duō shí wù
    There is still an abundance of food when we arrived
  • tā men zài zhè yī dì qū zhǒng liǎo xǔ duō huā。
    They planted flowers in great abundance in this area.
  • duō chǎn de dà liàng chǎn chū de huò dà liàng jié chū guǒ shí de； duō chǎn de， yòu shēng zhí lì de
    Producing offspring or fruit in great abundance; fertile.
  • duō chǎn huò zhě yòu yì yú shēng chǎn fēng fù。
    productive or conducive to producing in abundance.
  • shàonián qián duō ， qīng chūn cuō tuó。
    The abundance of money ruins youth.
  • rén men yǐ bǎ suō shì bǐ yà de xǔ duō zuò pǐn bǎo liú xià lái。
    People have preserved many Shakespeare 's works.
  • jī shàochéng duō。
    Economy in trifles ensure abundance.
  • háo sī màn， yuē hàn 1902 － 1988 měi guó zhì zuò rén， dǎo yǎn jí yǎn yuán。 tā zhí dǎo guò xǔ duō suō shì bǐ yà de jù zuò， bìng yǔ 'ào sēn · wēi 'ěr sī gòng tóng chuàng jiàn liǎo mò qiū lì jù tuán
    American producer, director, and actor. He directed a number of Shakespearean productions and cofounded the Mercury Theater with Orson Welles.
  • sī tè lā tè fú jiā ná dà 'ān dà lüè shěng dōng nán bù yī chéng shì， wèi yú duō lún duō xī nán piān xī。 tā shì yī gè gōng yè zhōng xīn， yě shì sī lā tè fú suō shì bǐ yà jié（ 1953 nián dìng lì） de fā yuán dì。 rén kǒu 26， 262
    A city of southeast Ontario, Canada, west-southwest of Toronto. It is an industrial center and the home of the Stratford Shakespearean Festival(founded1953). Population,26, 262.
  • guò qù sān gè shì jì yǐ lái xǔ duō nán nǚ yǎn yuán yóu yú bàn yǎn suō shì bǐ yà xì jù zhōng de juésè 'ér yù mǎn jù tán： lì rú， 18 shì jì de jiā lǐ kè， 19 shì jì de jī 'ēn hé 'ōu wén。
    For the last three centuries many actors and actresses have established their reputations by taking Shakespearian parts; e. g. Garrick in the 18th century and Kean and Irving in the 19th.
  • zhè shù jié guǒ shèn duō。
    The tree yields an abundance of fruit.