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prolific
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płodny, produktywny
(of an author, artist, etc.) having a high level of productivity or creativity, especially in producing a large quantity of work or ideas
Example
The prolific writer published several novels in a single year.
She was a prolific artist, creating dozens of paintings each month.
The scientist was known for his prolific research output, publishing numerous papers annually.
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płodny, produktywny
(of sports players) consistently producing a high number of runs, goals, or points, making them highly effective and productive in their sport
Example
The prolific striker broke the league record by scoring 30 goals in a single season.
As one of the most prolific players in basketball history, he averaged over 25 points per game.
The prolific goalscorer led his team to victory with a hat-trick in the final match.
Example
In the wild, some fish species are incredibly prolific, laying thousands of eggs at a time.
The prolific rabbit family quickly multiplied in the garden.
Known for being prolific, the ancient oak tree dropped thousands of acorns each year.
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płodny, urodzajny
referring to an environment or area that is rich in wildlife or produces an abundant yield of crops or natural resources
Example
The prolific farmland in the valley supported a diverse range of crops throughout the year.
The prolific forests were home to a vast array of species, making it a hotspot for biodiversity.
Fishermen thrived thanks to the prolific waters, which teemed with fish all year round.
Example
The prolific vegetation in the rainforest supports a diverse ecosystem of plants and animals.
The coastline is known for its prolific marine life, attracting divers from all over the world.
The prolific presence of migratory birds in the wetlands makes it a popular spot for birdwatchers.
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