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Traductions de bounteous dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

bounteous [GB ˈbaʊntɪəs, Am ˈbaʊn(t)iəs] ADJ littér

1. bounteous (generous):

bounteous

généreux/-euse

2. bounteous (abundant):

bounteous

abondant

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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Bounteous realizes that he has been tricked and robbed again (but he commends the thieves for their wit).

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We're lucky to have such bounteous night skies over our city.

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In seaside communities, rituals to summon aid from guardian spirits, send off boats, encourage a bounteous catch and ensure a safe return to harbour are still practiced.

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Bounteous research since then has confirmed that such false memories are common.

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By a remarkable happenstance of nature's bounteous benevolence, the period also coincided with the seasonal arrival of the mango fruit.

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Piled high in a glorious display of showmanship, we like to think their bounteous beauty is a metaphor for the richness of life.

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The usage of classical music across real-life technologic ad campaigns is bounteous, and the favoring of certain composers and pieces is particularly telling.

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The first taste is a revelation, rich, bounteous and fulsome, like tasting real milk for the very first time.

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But for older, more patient, sensitive ones, the rewards are bounteous.

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Lush greenery, bounteous employment, plentiful and fast transport links.

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