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Перевод: profusion

[существительное]
изобилие; избыток ; богатство; чрезмерная роскошь; щедрость ; расточительность

Тезаурус:

1. Here they have sought out the well-oxygenated water where the streamer weed grows thick and the natural food breeds in profusion.
2. Late bluebells grew in profusion on the tumbled remains of the great mound.
3. The small dark eyes crinkled in their walnut bags; the magnificent profusion of handlebar moustache, grown long ago to compensate for a balding pate, bristled with the start of a smile.
4. I like to be alone under the careless profusion of the stars, and alone on a moon-glossed sea.
5. On the way Olive Williams pointed out snowdrops which had naturalised and were growing in profusion.
6. Not everybody believes a profusion of summits are a good investment of prime ministerial time: the results do not always justify the hours and the nervous energy spent.
7. At his table there is a vast profusion of every luxury the four quarters of the globe can supply."
8. Since its introduction the SL lamp has found a profusion of commercial, security and amenity lighting applications.
9. Even if numbers are there in profusion and quoted to several places of decimals this does not necessarily mean that they are reliable or useful.
10. His words in their very profusion are his earnest attempt to convey to the reader with almost desperate intensity the deep pleasure he drew from what he observed.
11. Now to see three or four brands of tinned meat and half a dozen of coffee, all stacked up in profusion, was bewildering.
12. These become the gardens and orchards of the mind and are the supreme creations of the human being and it should be our life's task to tend our wild vines and taste the berries that hang in profusion in their many coloured flasks.
13. Now we have to go to Normandy to get an idea of what those hamlets and farmsteads looked like in apple-blossom-time fifty years ago, and to see the profusion of wildflowers that once filled the hedgerows and verges.