profuse
profuse 英 [prəˈfju:s] 美 [prəˈfjus, pro-]
adj. 丰富的；很多的；慷慨的；浪费的
- Profuse is a word for a lot of something or even way too much — a profuse rainfall is a serious amount of rain.
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- adj. 丰富的；很多的；慷慨的；浪费的
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1. Symptoms, including abdominal pain, vomiting and profuse watery diarrhoea, may lead to severe dehydration and possibly death, unless fluid and salt are replaced.
症状包括腹痛，呕吐和多种的水样腹泻，除非用流体和盐维持，否则可导致严重脱水和死亡。
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2. What experimental procedure could provoke some people to profuse sweating and trembling, leaving 10% extremely upset, while others broke into unexplained hysterical laughter?
又有哪项实验程序可以煽动得人们流汗，颤抖，让10%的人深陷悲伤，同时又能让其他的人歇斯底里的大笑？
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3. As she lays out her life story in 413 pages, Palin is profuse in her praise for two father figures who, she says, have been highly influential: Ronald Reagan and God.
她在413页的书中将自己的人生故事展示于人，其中佩林对两个有极高影响力的父亲式人物赞不绝口：罗纳德•里根和上帝。
- profuse (adj.) early 15c., "lavish, extravagant," from Latin profusus "spread out, lavish, extravagant," literally "poured forth," noun use of past participle of profundere "pour forth," from pro "forth" (from PIE root *per- (1) "forward") + fundere "to pour" (from nasalized form of PIE root *gheu- "to pour"). Meaning "bountiful" is from c. 1600. Related: Profusely; profuseness.
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