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1 abastanza
• abundance• copiousness• plenty -
2 abasto
• abundance• plenty• profusion• provisioning• supplying -
3 abundamiento
• abundance• plenty• profusion -
4 abundancia
• abundance• copiousness• fullness• galore• plentifulness• plenty• plethora• profuseness• profusion -
5 abundancia de arbustos
• abundance of shrubs• shrubbiness -
6 abundancia de bienes materiales
• abundance of material goods• material wealthDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > abundancia de bienes materiales
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7 abundancia de cabello
• abundance of hair• hairdrier• hairless -
8 abundancia de césped
• abundance of grass• turfiness -
9 abundancia de curvas
• abundance of curves• curviness -
10 abundancia de dinero
• abundance of money• glum• glut one's cruelty on -
11 abundancia de estrellas
• abundance of stars• starrinessDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > abundancia de estrellas
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12 abundancia de grama
• abundance of grass -
13 abundancia de luz
• abundance of light• clarity -
14 abundancia de malas hierbas
• abundance of weeds• weeded• weedingDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > abundancia de malas hierbas
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15 abundancia de maleza
• abundance of weeds• weeded• weeding -
16 abundancia de pelo
• abundance of hair• hairdrier• hairless -
17 abundancia de savia
• abundance of sap -
18 afluencia
• abundance• affluence• afflux• infliction• inflow of capital• plenty -
19 caudal
• abundance• caudal• current• floury• flow abundantly into• flow from• flow into• flow together• flow with a whirling motion• fortune• weal-like swelling• wealth• wealth effect -
20 copiosidad
• abundance• copiousness• exuberance
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abundance — [ə bun′dəns] n. [ME aboundaunce < OFr abondaunce < L abundantia < prp. of abundare: see ABOUND] 1. a great supply; more than sufficient quantity 2. great plenty; wealth … English World dictionary
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abundance — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great, rich, sheer ▪ We were amazed by the sheer abundance of food. ▪ relative ▪ high, low … Collocations dictionary
abundance — a|bun|dance [əˈbʌndəns] n [singular, U] a large quantity of something abundance of ▪ an abundance of wavy red hair in abundance ▪ One quality the team possessed in abundance was fighting spirit … Dictionary of contemporary English
abundance — a|bun|dance [ ə bʌndəns ] noun uncount FORMAL a very large quantity of something: abundance of: The lake attracts an abundance of wildlife. in abundance: The evidence is there in abundance. ─ opposite SCARCITY … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English