Translation for 'abound in' from English to Russian

to abound (in)

иметься [несов.] в большом числе

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in substance

по существу {adv}

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built-in

встроенный {adj}

fill in

unverified вводить

in writing

письменно {adv}

(in) Latin

по-латыни {adv} [разг.] [нареч.]линг.образ.рит.

to screw in

завинчивать [несов.]

to move in

вселиться [поселиться] [сов.]

вселяться [поселяться] [несов.]

заселиться [сов.]

заселяться [несов.]

in addition

дополнительно {adv}

in fact

по факту {adv}

на самом деле {adv}

in spring

весною {adv}

весной {adv}

in vain

всуе {adv} [устр.] [книжн.]

indium <In>

индий {м} <In>хим.

in public

на людях {adv}

in autumn

осенью {adv}

in summer

летом {adv}

• Rivers and streams abound in Lumberland. The Delaware River is widely accessible through rafting companies that do day trips and that have campsites dotted along the river.
• References to the tribe still abound in Chowchilla, and until 2016 the town's high school used the moniker "Redskins" as their mascot.
• Azure kingfishers and superb fairywrens abound in the park.
• He found them delightful creatures for a sadistic Dungeon Master to use, and a useful bridge between classic game worlds and the planes, as illithids abound in both.
• The county was named for the box elder trees that abound in the county.

• Scorpions are said to abound in this whole district, and hence the name (...).
• Anachronisms abound in the works of Raphael and Shakespeare, as well as in those of less celebrated painters and playwrights of earlier times.
• Outdoor adventures abound in Clay County and the surrounding area.
• Coconut trees abound in the Pacific's tropical islands.
• The districts most famous for martial arts in the city are Hong Qiao and Nankai, and martial artists abound in public green spaces such as Xigu Park and the Tianjin Water Park.

• Reports of stupor-like and catatonia-like states abound in the history of psychiatry.
• Images of anality and excrement also abound in his work from this time.
• Fantasy steampunk settings abound in tabletop and computer role-playing games.
• Syllabic abbreviations are common in Spanish; examples abound in organization names such as Pemex for "Petróleos Mexicanos" ("Mexican Petroleums") or Fonafifo for "Fondo Nacional de Financimiento Forestal" (National Forestry Financing Fund).
• Private tennis courts are on High Street; netball and basketball courts abound in the major high schools.

• Cities such as León and Granada abound in colonial architecture; founded in 1524, Granada is the oldest colonial city in the Americas.
• Lyotropic LCs abound in living systems; many proteins and cell membranes are LCs, as well as the tobacco mosaic virus.