abundant

a·bun·dant

 (ə-bŭn′dənt)

adj.

1. Occurring in abundance: abundant crops. See Synonyms at plentiful.

2. Having an abundance of something; abounding: a region abundant in wildlife.

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[Middle English aboundant, from Old French abondant, from Latin abundāns, abundant-, present participle of abundāre, to overflow; see abound.]

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a·bun′dant·ly adv.

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abundant

(əˈbʌndənt)

adj

1. existing in plentiful supply

2. (foll by: in) having a plentiful supply (of)

3. (Chemistry) (of a chemical element or mineral) occurring to an extent specified in relation to other elements or minerals in the earth's crust or some other specified environment

4. (General Physics) (of an isotope) occurring to an extent specified in relation to other isotopes in a mixture of isotopes

[C14: from Latin abundant-, present participle of abundāre to abound]

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a•bun•dant

(əˈbʌn dənt)

adj.

1. present in great quantity; more than adequate: an abundant supply of water.

2. well supplied; abounding: a river abundant in salmon.

3. richly supplied: an abundant land.

[1325–75; Middle English (< Middle French) < Latin abundant-, s. of abundāns overflowing. See abound, -ant]

a•bun′dant•ly, adv.

syn: See plentiful.

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Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

abundant - present in great quantity; "an abundant supply of water" ample - more than enough in size or scope or capacity; "had ample food for the party"; "an ample supply" rich - possessing material wealth; "her father is extremely rich"; "many fond hopes are pinned on rich uncles" scarce - deficient in quantity or number compared with the demand; "fresh vegetables were scarce during the drought"

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abundant

adjective plentiful, full, rich, liberal, generous, lavish, ample, infinite, overflowing, exuberant, teeming, copious, inexhaustible, bountiful, luxuriant, profuse, rank, well-provided, well-supplied, bounteous, plenteous There is an abundant supply of cheap labour.
few, short, lacking, rare, inadequate, insufficient, scarce, scant, sparse, deficient, scanty

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abundant

adjective

Characterized by abundance:

ample, bounteous, bountiful, copious, generous, heavy, plenitudinous, plenteous, plentiful, substantial, voluminous.

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Translations

وَفِير، غَزِير، غَنِي بِ

hojný

rigeligtilstrækkelig

reichlich

abundante

abondantamplecopieuxlargeplantureux

nógur, ríkulegur

abbondanteabbondanzacopiosodoviziosoopimo

rikelig

обильный

bolçokzengin

丰富的

abundant

[əˈbʌndənt] ADJ → abundante
a country abundant in minerals → un país rico en minerales

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abundant

[əˈbʌndənt] adj [supply, resources] → abondant(e); [evidence] → abondant(e); [wildlife] → abondant(e)
to be abundant in sth (= have lots of) → abonder de qch, abonder en qch

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abundant

adj → reich; growth, hair → üppig; time, proof → reichlich; energy, self-confidence etc → ungeheuer; to be abundant in something → reich an etw (dat) → sein; apples are in abundant supply → es gibt reichlich Äpfel, es gibt Äpfel in Hülle und Fülle

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abundant

[əˈbʌndənt] adj (crop, supply) → abbondante; (proof) → ampio/a

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abundance

(əˈbandəns) noun

a large amount. an abundance of food; There was food in abundance. oorvloed كَثْرَة، وَفْرَة، غَزَارَة обилие abundância hojnost, velké množství der Überfluß overflod αφθονίαabundancia rohkus وفور runsaus abondanceשפע अधिकता/अपार obilje bőség berlimpah gnægð abbondanza 豊富 풍부 gausumas pārpilnība banyak overvloedoverflod mnogość, dostatek زياتوالى abundância abundenţă изобилие hojnosť izobilje obilje överflöd ความอุดมสมบูรณ์ bolluk, zenginlik 大量 достаток; велика кількість افراط sự nhiều 大量

aˈbundant adjective

plentiful. abundant proof. oorvloedig وَفِير، غَزِير، غَنِي بِ обилен abundante hojný reichlich rigelig; tilstrækkelig άφθονοςabundante rohke فراوان runsas abondant מצוי בשפע, די והותר बहुत सारा obilan bőséges berlimpah nógur, ríkulegur abbondante 豊富な 풍부한 gausus pārpilns; vairāk nekā pietiekams amat banyak overvloedigrikeligobfity, liczny زيات abundante abundent, bogat обильный hojný obilen obilan riklig อุดมสมบูรณ์ bol, çok, zengin 豐富的 рясний, багатий بآفراط nhiều 丰富的

aˈbundantly adverb

oorvloedig بِوَفْرَة، بِغَزَارَة، بِكَثْرَة изобилие abundantemente hojně reichlich rigeligt άφθοναabundantemente rohkesti بطور فراوان runsaasti abondammentבשפע, למכביר, מעל ומעבר प्रचुरता obilno bőven berlimpah ríkulega abbondantemente たっぷり 풍부하게 gausiai, sočiai pārpilnībā dengan banyaknya overvloedigrikeligobficie, pod dostatkiem په زياتوالى سره com abundância din belşug обильно hojne, výdatne obilno obilato i överflöd, rikligt อย่างมาก bol bol, bol miktarda 大量地，很多 рясно فراوانی سے nhiều 大量地，很多

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abundant

a. abundante, copioso-a.

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