prolific
adj. (艺术家、作家等)多产的; 众多的; 富饶的; (植物、动物等)丰硕的
A prolific writer, artist, or composer produces a large number of works.
She is a prolific writer of novels and short stories...
她是一位多产的作家,写了很多小说和短篇故事。
During the Seventies, Rundgren was astonishingly prolific.
20世纪70年代,伦德格伦的作品多得惊人。
A prolific sports player scores a lot of goals or wins a lot of matches or races.
Another prolific scorer is Dean Saunders.
另外一个得分高手是迪安·桑德斯。
An animal, person, or plant that is prolific produces a large number of babies, young plants, or fruit.
They are prolific breeders, with many hens laying up to six eggs.
他们都是多产的饲养员,养的母鸡很多都可以下6个蛋之多。
...a prolific crop of creamy gold coloured pods.
结淡黄色豆荚的高产作物
If animals are prolific somewhere, there are a lot of them there.
All the big game congregate here, and birdlife is particularly prolific.
所有的大型野兽都聚集在这里,鸟类尤其丰富。
1. intellectually productive;
2. bearing in abundance especially offspring;
Dermatoglyph can reflect the prolific hereditary information, such as the body function, physical fitness, and intelligence.
皮纹反映了人的身体机能 、 素质 、 智力等丰富的遗传信息.
It is a period prolific of great poets.
这是伟大诗人辈出的时代.
Japan is a prolific subculture of individual inventors, whose ideas range from practical to bizarre.
日本是个别发明家可咨意挥洒次文化的国度, 点子从实用到稀奇古怪都有.
Mice are prolific breeders.
鼠类繁殖力很强.
And there is, between the arrogant swans and the prolific 2 geese, an indifference, almost a disdain.
傲慢的天鹅对众多的黑额黑雁表现出一种冷漠, 或者几乎可以说是一种蔑视.