copious
Word family adverbcopiouslyadjectivecopiousnouncopiousness
co·pi·ous /ˈkəʊpiəs $ ˈkoʊ-/ adjectiveadj [usually before noun] LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNTexisting or being produced in large quantities 丰富的,大量的 He could drink copious amounts of beer without ill effect. 他可以豪饮啤酒而无不适。
She listened to me and took copious notes. 她边听我说话边记下大量笔记。
—copiously adverbadv Then she wept copiously. 接着她泪如泉涌。
copious notes• At least it would give her the opportunity to make a start on her copious notes.• He had spent most of the day talking to the people of the exiled Court and had made copious notes.• You can wander through the fantasy worlds at your leisure, but you must examine your surroundings minutely and take copious notes.• He got drunk three times a week and made copious notes about Kate Molland and the human condition in his journal.• Why is he always standing in the back there and taking copious notes if he is not planning and writing political strategy? Origin copious (1300-1400) Latin copiosus, from
copia “large amounts”, from
co- (
→ CO-) +
ops “wealth”