abounds

英 [əˈbaʊndz]

美 [əˈbaʊndz]

v.  大量存在; 有许多
abound的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 大量存在;盛产;充足
  If thingsabound, or if a placeabounds withthings, there are very large numbers of them.
  1. Stories abound about when he was in charge...
     关于他在任时的传闻多不胜数。
  2. Venice abounds in famous hotels...
     威尼斯有许多知名的酒店。
  3. The book abounds with close-up images from space.
     这本书里有大量拍自太空的特写照片。

双语例句

• One of the main distinctions is that English language abounds in abstract nouns and expressions describing the nature and qualities of things and people.
  英语语言使用大量的抽象名词和抽象表达来描述客观事物和现象的本质和特点。
• In the cold, dark waters of the Arctic, life abounds as it has for millions of years.
  在北极圈寒冷黑暗的水域中，生命像百万年来那样一直繁盛。
• Venice abounds in famous hotels
  威尼斯有许多知名的酒店。
• Australia abounds with kaolas and kangaroos.
  在澳洲盛产无尾熊和袋鼠。
• But the beachof Longkou abounds not only with seafood, but also with moving legends and stories.
  不过龙口的海边可不光有海产品，它还有很多动人的传说。
• History abounds with such examples.
  历史上充满了这种例证。
• Astronomers know dark matter abounds in the universe, but cannot yet explain it.
  天文学家都知道宇宙中充斥着暗物质，但无法解释这一现象。
• History abounds with great men worthy of adulation and emulation.
  历史上有很多值得称赞和效法的伟人。
• The reason is very simple. Taiwan is short of resources, while the mainland abounds in them.
  道理很简单，台湾资源很缺乏，大陆有丰富的资源。
• That region abounds with rain all the year round.
  那个地区终年多雨。