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profligate

英 [ˈprɒflɪɡət]

美 [ˈprɑːflɪɡət]

adj.  挥霍的; 浪费的

复数:profligates 

GRE

BNC.22405 / COCA.24410

牛津词典

    adj.

    • 挥霍的;浪费的
      using money, time, materials, etc. in a careless way
      1. profligate spending
        恣意挥霍的开支

    柯林斯词典

    • ADJ-GRADED 挥霍的;浪费的
      Someone who isprofligatespends too much money or uses too much of something.
      1. ...the most profligate consumer of energy in the world.
        世界上能源挥霍最严重的国家

    英英释义

    noun

    adj

    双语例句

    • It is not: the frugal depend on the profligate.
      但事实并非如此:节俭者要依靠挥霍者。
    • Much of the money that fueled the speculative boom came from profligate Spanish banks.
      在助推投机性繁荣的资金当中,有许多来自肆意挥霍的西班牙银行。
    • Profligate deficit countries may have created these viruses. They are not the most vulnerable to it.
      创造出这些病毒的或许是挥霍无度的赤字国,但它们却并非最容易受到冲击的。
    • And Qaddafi's profligate weapons purchases have left Libya with mountains of unsecured armaments.
      卡扎菲购买的大量武器装备保管不善,给利比亚留下了许多毫无戒备的武器库。
    • Instead of lending surplus savings to profligate foreigners, Germans could enjoy higher living standards at home.
      德国不再把多余的储蓄出借给挥霍无度的外国人,本国国民的生活水准就可能显著提高。
    • Why do you bring your profligate companions here?
      为什么你要把你那些酒肉朋友带到这里来呢?
    • Some ( mostly Germany) want a tough new regime to punish the profligate.
      一些国家(主要是德国)希望建立新的严厉的体制,以惩罚挥霍者。
    • Thus, foreign direct investment, where the project is chosen by the foreign investor directly, makes a positive contribution to growth that financing the liabilities of bad banks or profligate governments does not.
      因此,由外国投资者直接挑选项目的外商直接投资,对经济增长作出了积极贡献,而为管理不善的银行或者肆意挥霍的政府提供资金,以偿还其负债,则不可能产生积极影响。
    • Before the credit crisis started to brew, investors were almost as keen to own the public debt of profligate Italy as that of prudent Germany.
      就在信贷危机爆发之前,投资者对挥霍无度的意大利公债的热情甚至不亚于对节俭的德国国债的热衷。
    • But avoiding the sort of profligate spending of the US and UK has not saved Japan, Germany and China from credit bust fallout.
      但是,避免美英等国那种大肆消费习惯,并未使日本、德国和中国免受信贷萧条的冲击。