[no obj.](teem with)be full of or swarming with 充满,充足;多产 every garden is teeming with wildlife. 每座花园都满是野生生物。 [as adj. teeming]she walked briskly through the teeming streets. 她轻快地穿行在人头攒动的街道上。
语源
Old English tēman, tīeman, of Germanic origin; related to team. The original senses included 'give birth to', also 'be or become pregnant', giving rise to 'be full of' in the late 16th cent
teem2 verb
[no obj.](of water, especially rain) pour down; fall heavily (水,尤指雨水)倾泻,倾注 with the rain teeming down at the manor, Italy seemed a long way off. 庄园内大雨如注,意大利显得很遥远。
语源
Middle English: from Old Norse tæma 'to empty', from tómr 'empty'. The original sense was 'to empty', specifically 'to drain liquid from, pour liquid out'; the current sense (originally dialect) dates from the early 19th cent