fertile
UK ['fɜ:.taɪl] US ['fɝ:.tˌəl] adjective
LAND 土地
ADVANCED
■describes land that can produce a large number of good quality crops 肥沃的；富饶的 Compare barren
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PEOPLE/ANIMALS/PLANTS 人／动物／植物
ADVANCED
■describes animals or plants that are able to produce (a lot of) young or fruit （动物或植物）可繁殖的，能生育的，能结果的•People get less fertile as they get older.随着年龄增长，人的生育能力逐渐下降。 Opposite infertile describes a seed or egg that is able to develop into a new plant or animal 受粉的；受精的，受孕的
UK ['fɜ:.taɪl] US ['fɝ:.tˌəl] adjective
IMAGINATION 想像力的
■A fertile mind or imagination is active and produces a lot of interesting and unusual ideas. 想像力丰富的；点子多的
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fertile ground for sth
■a situation or place which produces good results or a lot of ideas …的沃土•British politics remains very fertile ground for comedy.英国政治依然为喜剧提供丰富的素材。 |