squandering
英 [ˈskwɒndərɪŋ]
美 [ˈskwɑːndərɪŋ]
v. 浪费,挥霍(金钱、时间等)
squander的现在分词
现在分词:squandering
BNC.44431 / COCA.39635
柯林斯词典
- VERB 浪费,挥霍(金钱、资源、机遇等)
If yousquandermoney, resources, or opportunities, you waste them.- Hooker didn't squander his money on flashy cars or other vices...
胡克没有将自己的钱浪费在豪华轿车或其他恶习上。 - He had squandered his chances to win.
他白白浪费了获胜的机会。
- Hooker didn't squander his money on flashy cars or other vices...
英英释义
noun
- spending resources lavishly and wastefully
- more wasteful than the squandering of time
双语例句
- Imbued with the resentful narrative of a century of national humiliation, they felt the prospect of the US squandering Chinese wealth was an indignity too far.
百年国耻这一充满愤怒的说法深入他们的内心,他们一想到美国有可能挥霍中国的财富就倍感侮辱。 - He's squandering the goodwill of his audience with tired.
他用他那些烦人的二流戏法。 - He was on his way home from drinking, gambling, or some combination thereof, squandering money that we could have used and wasting time that we desperately needed.
他要么刚刚喝完酒回来,或赌了几把,要么两者皆有。他挥霍着我们本可以用于日常开销的血汗钱,还浪费了我们迫切需要的时间&和父亲在一起的时间。 - He gave no acknowledgement of his portion of guilt for the squandering of lives.
他不承认自己在草菅人命方面的那份罪责。 - I worry that such a bank would be run by civil servants who would make lending decisions based on political grounds and end up squandering taxpayers 'money by backing the wrong entrepreneurs.
我担心的是,这样一家银行会由公务员来管理,他们将从政治理由出发做出贷款决策,最终会因为支持错误的企业主而浪费纳税人的钱。 - I am not the casual person, but casually gets up is not the person. You're faced with ending it all, of squandering what was given.
我不是随便的人,但随便起来就不是人。把到手的东西就这样随随便便弄掉。 - I see all this potential, and I see squandering.
我看见了你们所有的潜力,都被浪费了。 - However, it serves as a call to action for Malaysians in general and the government to reshape the country and stop squandering its luck and enormous potential.
不过,这种监督吹响了一个号角,号召马来西亚全体国民和政府采取行动,重塑国家形象,不再挥霍国家的运气和巨大潜力。 - In squandering the health of its young, the world squanders its tomorrows.
年轻人在挥霍自己健康的同时世界也在浪费着他的未来。 - The heedless generosity and the spasmodic extravagance of persons used to large fortunes-Edith Wharton; reckless squandering of public funds.
习惯于拥有大量财产的人们的轻率、慷慨和时不时的奢侈&伊迪斯·沃顿。
