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1 foisonner
foisonner [fwazɔne]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verb[idées, erreurs] to abound* * *fwazɔneverbe intransitif [idées, erreurs] to aboundfoisonner de or en — to have an abundance of
* * *fwazɔne vifoisonner en qch; foisonner de qch — to abound in sth
* * *foisonner verb table: aimer vi1 ( abonder) [idées, erreurs] to abound; le gibier foisonne dans le parc the estate is teeming with game; les erreurs foisonnent dans le texte the text is bristling with errors;2 ( regorger) foisonner de or en to have an abundance of; le pays foisonne de richesses/talents the country has an abundance of riches/talent; le jardin foisonne de fleurs the garden is full of flowers; le livre foisonne d'idées/d'erreurs the book is teeming with ideas/bristling with errors;3 ( augmenter de volume) [substance] to expand.[fwazɔne] verbe intransitif1. [abonder] to aboundnotre littérature foisonne en jeunes auteurs de talent our literature abounds in ou is full of talented young authors
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