Grass's novels are peopled with outlandish characters. [be V-ed with/by n]
格拉斯的小说里都是些稀奇古怪的人物。
British history of the 19th century is peopled by energetic reformers. [be V-ed with/by n]
19世纪英国史上积极改革者层出不穷。
Other people had the gift of peopling their lives with friends and colleagues. [VERB noun]
其他人善于在生活中结识许多朋友和同事。
Usage | people and peoples |
People is plural when it refers to human beings in general or to many individual human beings together; but when people refers to a particular racial, ethnic, or national group, it's singular, and the plural is peoples: Often, people from Europe and the United States haven't even heard of the major peoples of Africa. |
See also: person
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