plenitude en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de plenitude en el diccionario inglés»español

plenitude [ingl. am. ˈplɛnəˌt(j)ud, ingl. brit. ˈplɛnɪtjuːd] SUST. liter.

plenitude

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

A plenitude of examples, as abundant as the golden age itself, exists to prove its universality.

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For all its plenitude here, we don't know much about water consumption in the region, or in the country.

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This plenitude in suspense is conveyed through contradictory photos: white turns black, black turns white.

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The developer's art is to finesse the gap between plenitude and parsimony in the matter of vertical transportation.

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For despite the plenitude of her recycled materials, she is much too aware that nature itself can not be recycled.

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This potent promise of prospective plenitude sustains us through the empty stomach months.

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It introduces a clearness and order into the plenitude of thought, and in so doing, gives stability to the ideas, and qualifies them at once for permanent and universal approval.

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We are a nation addicted to cheap, unskilled labour which lulls us into complacency by its sheer plenitude.

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The booty here is the natural plenitude, both above and below water.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Its only fault is a perceptible slowness at times, although the running time is a reasonable 82 minutes, caused by a plenitude of talk.

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