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单词 myriad
释义
myriad
noun[C]
literary
uk
/ˈmɪr.i.əd/us
/ˈmɪr.i.əd/
a verylargenumberof something:
无数，极大数量
a myriadofchoices无数种选择
And now myriadsofbarsandhotelsareopeningup along thecoast.目前有数不胜数的酒吧和旅馆在海边开张营业。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Masses and large amounts of things
  • accumulation
  • any number ofthingsidiom
  • armload
  • backlog
  • bolus
  • flood
  • foam
  • logjam
  • many
  • motherlode
  • multi-million
  • multitude
  • pile
  • stack
  • the lion's shareidiom
  • tsunami
  • wedge
  • welter
  • whoosh
  • wodge
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myriad
adjective
literary
uk
/ˈmɪr.i.əd/us
/ˈmɪr.i.əd/
verylargeinnumber, or havinggreatvariety:
Theyofferednosolutionfor allourmyriadproblems.
There are myriadwaysin whichglobalwarmingcanimperiltheenvironment.
More examples
  • Money isimportant, but so are myriad otherfactors.
  • Booksgrantus myriadpossibilities: thepossibilityofchange, thepossibilityofillumination.
  • Helicopters weresentout torecoversurvivorson the myriadtinyislands.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Large in number or quantity
  • above and beyond sthidiom
  • amount
  • and then someidiom
  • another
  • any amount ofidiom
  • bag
  • half
  • in bucketsidiom
  • in spadesidiom
  • incalculable
  • innumerable
  • load up onsomething
  • million
  • thick on the groundidiom
  • thing
  • tremendous
  • untold
  • upward(s) of
  • wazoo
  • whole
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(Definition ofmyriadfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
myriad
noun[C]
literary
uk
/ˈmɪr.i.əd/us
/ˈmɪr.i.əd/
a verylargenumberof something
无数，极大数量
a myriadofchoices无数种选择
And now myriadsofbarsandhotelsareopeningup along thecoast.目前有数不胜数的酒吧和旅馆在海边开张营业。

myriad| American Dictionary

myriad
noun[Cusually sing]
us
/ˈmɪr·i·əd/
a verylargenumber:
There’s a myriad ofinsectson theisland.

myriad

adjective[not gradable]us
/ˈmɪr·i·əd/
Acloudofdustwasraisedbytheirmyriadfeet.
(Definition ofmyriadfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmyriad

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The past has determined us in myriads of ways of which we are unaware.
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Throughout the life, a person encounters myriads of concepts, and can capitalize on this knowledge when learning other concepts.
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A 2nd-order sonority would correspond to perceptual properties of the whole sound texture composed of myriads of these grains.
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Our subject had myriads of challenging open problems- problems that mathematical techniques could throw light on, and also close out.
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First, although a real population usually contains myriads of relationships, one has to be satisfied with using just a few representative ones in comparing estimators.
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They are the broad-leaved trees, the grasses, and myriads of tiny creeping plants, as well as the showy flowers which attract man and pollinating insects alike.
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Moreover, the consequences of any "risk" factor depends on amyriadof other aspects embedded in the developmental context.
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We recognize that triadic interactions are likely to differ inmyriadways from family interactions that involve four or more members.
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Mathematical modelling of tissue growth is a subject area which has received a great deal of attention; the clinical applications of such models aremyriad.
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Medical and technological advances have created, and continue to create, amyriadof choices for patients.
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Reduced damage from, say bean-y, would be subsumed by amyriadof other in-uences on yield.
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Instead, there could be the activation of multiple types of memory code for any particular stimulus, withmyriadpossible codes.
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People's similarity judgments are based on amyriadof contextual, perceptual, and conceptual factors.
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As noted earlier, there aremyriadpossible functions for figurines, many of which were probably not mutually exclusive.
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Anatomical and functional specialization of myriads of neurons proceeds from the last trimester of gestation at least into early adulthood.
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