lavish

释义

adj.过分慷慨的; 非常浪费的; 过分丰富的; 大量生产的

词态变化

副词 :   lavishly ;

实用场景例句

A grand celebration was thrown to honor Bryan's half-century milestone with lavish splendor.

为纪念布赖恩的半世纪人生里程碑，一场奢华的盛大庆祝活动隆重举行。

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The most lavish Mozart concerts were masterminded by his creative vision.

他最奢华的莫扎特音乐会是由他的创意构想策划的。

金山词霸

Critics condemn his lavish expenditures and extravagant behavior...

评论家谴责他挥霍无度的开支和奢侈的行为。

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The novel was showered with extravagant acclaim by the literary reviewers.

这部小说被文学评论家们以奢华的赞誉所包围。

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The literary masterpiece received lavish praise from American critics.

这部文学杰作获得了美国评论家们慷慨的赞誉。

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His spending patterns were invariably lavish.

他的消费方式始终都很挥霍。

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The prince enthusiastically lavished commendations on Britain's global diplomatic efforts.

王子热情洋溢地盛赞了英国在全球外交事务中的贡献。

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The emperor bestowed lavish promotions and prestigious honors upon the distinguished general.

皇帝向这位杰出的将军授予了丰厚的晋升和崇高的荣誉。

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Lavish decorations adorned the grand hall, creating a breathtaking atmosphere for the royal banquet.

奢华的装饰点缀着宏伟的大厅，为皇家宴会营造出令人惊叹的氛围。

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They constructed the garden with a more lavish design than expected.

他们建造了花园，设计比预期的更加奢华。

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She was lavish in her admiration for his music.

她对他的音乐大加赞赏。

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Lavishly decorated

装饰奢华

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She lavishes all her affection on her only daughter.

她对她独生女倾注了所有的爱。

金山词霸

Broadway musical comedies are very popular and often lavish productions.

百老汇音乐剧很受欢迎,通常制作费用十分庞大.

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Their modern counterparts lavish huge sums on groups that support them.

他们在现代版却为支持他们的团体挥金如土.

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The former KGB spy is a regular guest at lavish demonstrations of his country's military might.

这位曾经在前苏联时期为克格勃效力的现任总统是俄罗斯大规模军事演习的常客.

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She was not used to the lavish mode of living.

她还不习惯那种挥霍的生活方式.

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A rich man can be lavish of [ with ] his money.

富有的人用钱 大手大脚.

辞典例句

When the Cold War ended, so did the lavish spending for Russian defense industries.

当冷战结束, 用于俄国防卫工业挥霍开支也同样.

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People visit their families and arrange some of the most lavish parties.

人们参观他们的家庭和安排一些最奢华的政党.

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She'd been a bit too lavish with the salt, so the soup didn't taste nice.

她放盐太多, 因而汤的味道不太好.

《简明英汉词典》

Up on the hill, Lucy was bored by the company of Charlotte and Miss Lavish.

在山上, 露西对夏洛特和拉维希小姐的陪同感到无聊.

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It is a mistake to lavish kindness to ungrateful people.

对不知好歹的人释以善意是愚蠢的.

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真题例句

That’s what hard-working men and women say to justify their lavish vacations, big stereo systems or regular restaurant meals.

出自-2016年12月听力原文

If we complained about not having what another kid did, we'd hear something like, "I don't care what so–and–so got for his birthday, you are not getting a TV in your room/a car for your birthday/a lavish sweet-16 party."

2016年高考英语浙江卷（6月） 阅读理解 阅读D 原文

英英释义

Verb

1. expend profusely; also used with abstract nouns;

"He was showered with praise"

Adjective

1. very generous;

"distributed gifts with a lavish hand"

"the critics were lavish in their praise"

"a munificent gift"

"his father gave him a half-dollar and his mother a quarter and he thought them munificent"

"prodigal praise"

"unsparing generosity"

"his unstinted devotion"

"called for unstinting aid to Britain"

2. characterized by extravagance and profusion;

"a lavish buffet"

"a lucullan feast"