populous

Word family (noun) population (adjective) populated ≠ unpopulated populous (verb) populate

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpopulouspop‧u‧lous /ˈpɒpjələs $ ˈpɑː-/ adjective formal LIVE SOMEWHEREa populous area has a large population in relation to its size Hong Kong is one of the most populous areas in the world.Examples from the Corpuspopulous• The North was a populous, bustling, commercial place, its economy geared to industrial growth.• As the centre of a miniature shire, Oakham was neither populous nor wealthy.• Was it right that tiny Delaware should have as many representatives as populous Virginia, Pennsylvania, or Massachusetts?• It was London where the railway suburbs were numerically the largest and most populous with regular commuters.• The forest was populous with them.

单词	populous
释义	populous Word family (noun) population (adjective) populated ≠ unpopulated populous (verb) populate From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpopulouspop‧u‧lous /ˈpɒpjələs $ ˈpɑː-/ adjective formal LIVE SOMEWHEREa populous area has a large population in relation to its size Hong Kong is one of the most populous areas in the world.Examples from the Corpuspopulous• The North was a populous, bustling, commercial place, its economy geared to industrial growth.• As the centre of a miniature shire, Oakham was neither populous nor wealthy.• Was it right that tiny Delaware should have as many representatives as populous Virginia, Pennsylvania, or Massachusetts?• It was London where the railway suburbs were numerically the largest and most populous with regular commuters.• The forest was populous with them.
随便看	at the periphery at the periphery at the periphery of at the pinnacle of at the pinnacle of something at the pit of your stomach at the push of a button at the push of a button at the races at the ready at the rear at the rear of at the risk of doing at the risk of doing something at the roadside at the same time at the scene at the seaside at the second etc attempt at the sight of at the sight of something at the stroke of midnight at the tender age of five etc at the tender age of four etc at the tender age of four/five/six etc