fecundo

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fecundo, -a
adjective
1fertile (tierra, mujer); prolific (artista)

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fecundo [fay-coon'-do, dah]
adjective
1Fecund, fruitful, fertile, prolific.
2Fruitful; copious (copioso), abundant; productive (productivo). (Figurative)
  • Fecundo de palabras -> fluent
  • Un libro fecundo en ideas -> a book full of ideas

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fecundo
adjetivo
1 [+persona, tierra] fertile; fecund; (formal)
2 [+pintor, escritor] prolific
3 (fructífero) fruitful; productive
una década fecunda de los grandes economistas a fruitful productive period for great economists;o
pasamos varios días de convivencia fecunda,para comprobar otra vez nuestra coincidencia de puntos de vista
fecundo de palabras fluent; eloquent; fecundo en algo: una época muy fecunda en buenos poetas a period which produced an abundance a plethora of good poets;o un libro fecundo en ideas a book full of rich in ideas;o
Carlos Franco, colorista nato, de fecunda imaginación narrativa

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