plumper的意思和读音

plumper

: ['plʌmpe] : ['plʌmpe]

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adv.

n.;〈;〈;〈

v.使使使;(使) (down into upon);(使) (down into upon);使() (out up)

plumpers  

plumperadj.

1.having a soft, round body; slightly fat

a short, plump woman

a plump face

2.looking soft, full and attractive to use or eat

plump cushions

plump tomatoes

v.

1.~ sth (up)使使使to make sth larger, softer and rounder

He leaned forward while the nurse plumped up his pillows.

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adj.1.“plump”

adj.1.The comparative of plump

1. plump plumper plumpish ...

2. plug socket plumper plunger ...

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1.Despite the plumper supply cushion, it would not take much to pitch markets back into a world of shortages and sky-high prices.

2.The regional banks do at least have plumper cushions than they did going into the last recession.

3.Women of the future are likely to be slightly shorter and plumper, have healthier hearts and longer reproductive windows.

4.Even raw chicken in the grocery store is sometimes 'enhanced' with salt water to make it plumper (and heavier, and thus more costly).便便)。

5.The results show that RHS frame has plumper shuttle shape hysteretic curves, excellent energy dissipation, and stable loading capacity.线

6.Suitors settle for what is on offer now, even if plumper or shorter than the ideal, rather than hold out for the perfect partner.使

7.After one month, wrinkles are visibly reduced, the skin looks plumper. and your eyes sparkle with new youthfulness .耀

8.You don't even need to use a lip plumper if you're not a fan of the painful lip abuse that most of them give you.

9.And that means plumper, younger looking skin.

10.They are much plumper than I am.