galore
音标：
英音/ ɡəˈlɔː(r) / 美音/ ɡəˈlɔːr /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
Despite leading both Barcelona and Bayern to trophies galore – including three Bundesliga titles on the spin – Pep’s first season in England ended without any silverware.
尽管带领巴塞罗那和拜仁都获得了奖杯 – 包括旋转中的三个德甲联赛冠军，但PEP在英格兰的第一个赛季在没有任何银器的情况下结束了。
—BBC
A young forward by the name of Wayne Rooney whose transfer garnered headlines and newspaper column inches galore.
一个年轻的前锋韦恩·鲁尼（Wayne Rooney）的名字，他的转会赢得了头条新闻和报纸专栏的英寸。
—BBC
Loopy heiresses, high-society murders and class anxiety galore populated my reading list, giving just enough of a thematic through line to provide interesting comparisons without becoming repetitive or boring.
Loopy Heiresses，高社会谋杀案和阶级焦虑症遍布我的阅读清单，提供了足够多的主题，可以提供有趣的比较而不会重复或无聊。
—New York Times
基本释意：
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丰富的；大量的
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
The Irish phrase go lear literally translates as “to sufficiency.” If there are sufficient enough bananas to build a house with them, you’d say that there are bananas galore. The word is an example of a postpositive adjective, which means it comes after the word it describes. So when you go to a circus and 700 clowns surround you, don’t say “There are galore clowns,” because the correct way to express your terror is this: “There are clowns galore. Help!”
在一个比任何人想象的都要多的纸杯蛋糕的聚会上，您会听到客人说：“有纸杯蛋糕！” Galore意味着太多了，令人难以置信。
长释义：
The Irish phrase go lear literally translates as “to sufficiency.” If there are sufficient enough bananas to build a house with them, you’d say that there are bananas galore. The word is an example of a postpositive adjective, which means it comes after the word it describes. So when you go to a circus and 700 clowns surround you, don’t say “There are galore clowns,” because the correct way to express your terror is this: “There are clowns galore. Help!”
爱尔兰短语Go Lear实际上是“足够的”。如果有足够的香蕉与他们一起建造房屋，您会说有香蕉盛装。这个词是后形形容词的一个示例，这意味着它是在描述的单词之后出现的。因此，当您去马戏团和700个小丑周围时，不要说“有盛大的小丑”，因为表达恐怖的正确方法是：“有小丑盛行。救助！帮助！”
文学例句：
There were pillows and cushions galore, and cunning wraps deftly-stowed in corners.
有枕头和靠垫盛大，拐角处巧妙地sto着狡猾的包裹。
—The Maid of Honour (Vol. 3 of 3)
A Tale of the Dark Days of France by Wingfield, Lewis
“Perhaps you are indeed right. That boy has become a blight. We are best companions once more! Let’s have celebrations galore!”
“也许你确实是对的。那个男孩已经成为疫病。我们再次成为最好的伴侣！让我们庆祝庆祝活动！”
—City of the Plague God by Sarwat Chadda
And apple sauce and mashed potatoes, and a plum-pudding—to be sure Christmas is not so very far off now—and a whole pile of gingerbread snaps with whipped cream, and oranges galore, for dessert.
还有苹果酱和土豆泥，以及一个李子布丁（确保圣诞节现在还不那么遥远），以及一堆用鲜奶油的姜饼快照，橙色的橘子和橙子，可作为甜点。
—Fairies Afield by Molesworth, Mrs. (Mary Louisa)
词源：
galore(adv.)1670s, from Irish go leór, and equivalent Scottish Gaelic gu leóir “sufficiently, enough,” from Old Irish roar “enough,” from Proto-Celtic *ro-wero- “sufficiency.” The particle go/gu usually means “to,” but it also is affixed to adjectives to form adverbs, as here. Often used in English with the force of a predicate adjective.also from 1670s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
来自爱尔兰的GoLeór的Galore（Adv。）1670年代，以及等效的苏格兰盖尔·古莱尔（GaelicGuweóir粒子go/gu通常表示“ to”，但它也被固定在形成形成副词的形容词中，如这里。经常用谓词形容词的力量用英语用于1670年代的谓词形容词
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