plenteous

adj.

许多的；丰饶的；充足的；丰富的

1. The proof came from a plenteous source.
   证据来自丰富的渠道。
2. This opportunity enables the school space to have a more plenteous outlook of cultural symbols after the reconstruction.
   这一契机，也使得灾后重建的校园空间，拥有更丰富的文化象徵面貌。

Plant as a plenteous reserve of lectin
A plenteous view on Rasavaha Srotas with cardio vascular system
Palm Beach must look plenteous to politicians
"A plenteous feast-- various and served up with intelligence and style."
The `grapes of wrath' are still plenteous today
The 'Grapes of Wrath' Are Still Plenteous Today
Tomorrow's gene therapy suggests plenteous, patent cardiac vessels.
Plenteous and limited play, transmedia storytelling-toys in light of individualist and social esthetics
Archaeology and Ancient Ideas of a Plenteous West (The Oliver Davies Lecture for 1974)
Co-simulation of MultiBody Dynamics and Plenteous Sphere of Contacted Particles Using NVIDIA GPGPU