Jobs began the dinner with a fulsome toast.

乔布斯以一句夸张祝酒词为晚宴做了开场。

By 1602 Ben Jonson was using " fulsome" in the sense of cloying or overdone.

到1602年，本·琼森开始使用“fulsome”来表示令人厌烦或过度意思。

Mayor Lori Lightfoot said there needs to be more. We put a fulsome, comprehensive offer on the table.

市长莱特福特称还需要做更多，我们在谈判桌提议是仁慈全面。

That process of gradual change (while the old meaning endured) is also what happened to " fulsome" and " moot" .

“fulsome”和“moot”词义也经历了这个逐渐变化过（尽管旧含义一直保留）。

Now global demand for its seeds, leaves and flowers is surging. Packed with fulsome fatty acids, seeds go into snacks and oil.

现在世界对麻类植物种子、叶子和花朵需求剧增。经过脂肪酸包装后，种子变成了小吃和油。

It was hard for me to believe that God thought much of a man who tried to wangle salvation by fulsome flattery.

我很难相信上帝会看重一个试图通过奉承来获得人。

The idea that Buzzardville was to be left off at one side originated in their own fulsome brains--or rather in the settlings which they regard as brains.

Buzzardville 被排除在一边想法源于他们自己大脑——或者更确切地说，源于他们认为是大脑定居点。

Augustus's " Res Gestae" (" What I Did" ) was a fulsome autobiography written for just such public display, but the smallest town might put up a plaque, too.

奥古斯都《Res Gestae》（《我做了什么》）是一本内容丰富自传，专门为此类公开展示而写，但最小城镇也可能会挂上一块牌匾。

The oldest meaning of " fulsome" was merely " abundant, plentiful" , but this connotation underwent a process that linguists call " pejoration" : the literal meaning stays roughly the same, but the sense of " in a bad way" is added.

“fulsome”最古老含义仅仅是“丰富，大量”，但这一含义经历了一个语言学家称之为“语义转贬”过：字面意义基本保持不变，但增加了“一种表示不好方式”含义。