foison meaning in Chinese
n.
1.〔古语〕丰收，丰饶，大量。
2.〔苏格兰语〕营养；精力；力气；智力。
Examples
- The zhuang ' s people use every method of sorcery to meet the needs of exorcising and driving ghost away , praying good fortune and ending disaster , also forecasting the foison and leaning on the festival days
壮族群众在节日里，利用各种巫术手段来满足自己驱邪避鬼、祈福消灾、预测丰歉的意愿。 - To welcome the 2008 beijing olympic game , the product represent dragon and the chinese spirit as the feature of 2008 . it indicates the foison in the new year
为迎接新春的到来，喜迎北京2008奥运，以华人的精神一一龙为主题，精雕细琢而成2008 ，祥龙身带多财多福腾云而来，预示新年的美好，财到福到好运来。 - With the continuous foison of food supplies in recent years , the gross balance of foodstuff in our country has been realized . at the same time , the impertinency of agricultural structure , especially the structural contradiction in planting production , has been becoming increasingly protrudent
随着近年来粮食生产的连续丰收，我国粮食已实现总量平衡，与此同时，农业结构不合理，尤其是种植业生产的结构性矛盾日益突出。 - And there rises a shining palace whose crystal glittering roof is seen by mariners who traverse the extensive sea in barks built expressly for that purpose and thither come all herds and fatlings and first fruits of that land for o connell fitzsimon takes toll of them , a chieftain descended from chieftains . thither the extremely large wains bring foison of the fields , flaskets of cauliflowers , floats of spinach , pineapple chunks , rangoon beans , strikes of tomatoes , drums of figs , drills of swedes , spherical potatoes and tallies of iridescent kale , york and savoy , and trays of onions , pearls of the earth , and punnets of mushrooms and custard marrows and fat vetches and bere and rape and red green yellow brown russet sweet big bitter ripe pomellated apples and chips of strawberries and sieves of gooseberries , pulpy and pelurious , and strawberries fit for princes and raspberries from their canes
用一辆辆巨大的敞篷马车载来的是田里丰饶的收获：装在浅筐中的花椰菜成车的菠菜，大块头的菠萝，仰光豆23 ，多少斯揣克24西红柿，盛在一只只圆桶里的无花果，条播的瑞典芜菁，球形土豆，好几捆约克种以及萨沃伊种彩虹色羽衣甘兰，还有盛在一只只浅箱里的大地之珍珠25 -葱头此外就是一扁篮一扁篮的蘑菇乳黄色食用葫芦饱满的大巢莱大麦和苔苔，红绿黄褐朽叶色的又甜又大又苦又熟又有斑点的苹果，装在一只只薄木匣里的杨梅，一粗筐一粗筐的醋栗。