replete

IPA/rɪˈpliːt/
KK[riplˈit]IPA/rɪˈpliːt/

replete — 形容詞

  • repletepositive
  • more repletecomparative
  • most repletesuperlative

1. having eaten enough or more than enough food, so that you feel completely satisf

1.形容詞B2
釋義

飽足的

吃飽喝足、十分滿足

having eaten enough or more than enough food, so that you feel completely satisfied and pleasantly full

例句

After Yasmin's wedding banquet, the guests felt pleasantly replete and ready for tea.

Yasmin 的婚宴結束後，賓客們都吃得飽足，準備享用茶點。

be replete — formal register

Lukas leaned back in his chair, replete after a bowl of lamb stew.

Lukas 往椅背上一靠，吃完一碗燉羊肉後感到飽足。

同義詞
  • full

    the most common and neutral everyday word

  • stuffed

    informal; suggests eating more than comfortably full

  • sated

    formal; implies complete satisfaction of appetite

  • satiated

    formal; similar to sated but slightly more technical

反義詞
  • hungry

    having a desire to eat; opposite of feeling full

  • empty

    having an empty stomach; informal contrast

文法句型

be replete

feel replete

用法筆記

Unlike common words such as 'full' or 'stuffed,' which are used freely in everyday conversation, 'replete' sounds formal and literary. It is almost always used after a linking verb like 'be' or 'feel.'

常見錯誤

❌I'm so replete after that pizza.
✅I'm so full after that pizza.
💡'Replete' sounds overly formal in casual conversation; use 'full' or 'stuffed' instead.

2. containing a large amount or variety of something desirable or useful, often as

2.形容詞C1
釋義

充足的

充滿、大量擁有某物

containing a large amount or variety of something desirable or useful, often as a notable feature

例句

The old library was replete with ancient manuscripts and leather-bound books.

那間老圖書館裡藏有大量古老手稿和皮面裝幀的書籍。

be replete with [objects] — abundance pattern

Tariq's report was replete with charts, tables, and detailed analysis.

Tariq 的報告中滿是圖表、表格和詳細分析。

同義詞
  • filled

    less formal; can be used in everyday contexts

  • packed

    informal; suggests a dense concentration

  • stocked

    emphasises purposeful supply or provision

  • laden

    suggests a heavy or abundant load

反義詞
  • devoid

    completely lacking; opposite of well supplied

  • bare

    having very little; plain or empty

文法句型

be replete with + noun phrase

用法筆記

In this sense 'replete' is always followed by 'with' to introduce what is abundant. The subject is typically something that has many attractive or valuable features — a book, a place, a report, a collection.

常見錯誤

❌The report was replete useful information.
✅The report was replete with useful information.
💡'Replete' in this sense always takes 'with.'