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in·dul·gent
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indulgently (adv.)
词根:indulgent
adv.indulgently 溺爱地;放任地
n.indulgence 嗜好;放纵;纵容;沉溺
adjective
indulging or being inclined to indulge others' wishes rather than declining them, or rather than enforcing discipline or strictness in general.Hard-working students resented the more indulgent teachers.Our grandmother was indulgent with us because she couldn't bear to see us unhappy.He was more indulgent toward his son than toward his daughter, whom he gave little freedom.
allowing and accepting where others might be critical or unaccepting (usu. fol. by "of").I felt him to be indulgent of his own mistakes while being critical of mine.She knew she should scold the children, but she tended to be indulgent of their bad behavior.
"宽容的,愿意宽恕过错",常常带有贬义,意为"过于宽容",大约在1500年左右,源自拉丁语 indulgentem(主格 indulgens)"仁慈的,温柔的,喜欢的",是 indulgere 的现在分词,意为"善良,顺从,屈服"(见 indulgence)。相关词汇: Indulgently。
Latin indulgent-, indulgens, present participle of indulgēre
The first known use of indulgent was in 1509
industrializeverb
to make or become industrial
industrialize an agricultural region
industrialistnoun
an owner or manager of an industry : manufacturer
industrialadjective
of, relating to, or engaged in industry
having highly developed industries
an industrial nation
coming from or used in industry
industrial diamonds
induratedadjective
having become firm or hard indurated clay
indurated tissue
indulgeverb
to give in to one's own or another's desires : humor
indulged their grandchildren's whims
to allow oneself the pleasure of having or doing something
decided to indulge in ice cream
indulgentadjective
indulging or showing indulgence : lenient
an indulgent parent
indulgentadjective
indulging or showing indulgence : lenient
an indulgent parent
1 Audiences surveyed by the CinemaScore polling company awarded the film a straight A, reflecting the indulgent 86% approval grade on the critics’ aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes.
2 Most of those Ends—whether real or imagined—have already been eulogized so aggressively that to revisit them now seems plainly indulgent.
3 “Clothing is an indulgent conversation in some ways,” Ms. Hugh said, because the working-class Koreans were not discussing whether putting on a suit defines them as a Westerner.
4 He gave the child an indulgent smile.
5 So Siéfert is swinging much bigger, on every level: larger cast, more atmospheric sets and a somewhat indulgent running time of three and a half hours.
6 There are some indulgent moments and some hammy ones, but mostly, there are seriousness and joy.
7 It would be hard to say who is less indulgent: the actor swatting away emotion or the mother whose daughters might as well be the mushrooms she peels so perfectly.
8 He was smiling his gently indulgent smile, and she reached out and traced his lower lip with the slight fuzz underneath.
9 Forget all that indulgent “me time”, the empty nest, chirp the experts, is a chance to “reconnect” and “rekindle” your relationship.
10 But for all the audience’s indulgent laughter and the obligatory standing ovation at the end, one can’t help but detect a certain, well, lack of enthusiasm.
11 indulgent parents
纵容子女的父母
12 Every single sequel so far has been overstuffed and overcooked, indulgent and lazy and borderline incomprehensible.
13 They emerged half an hour later, Donald’s face relaxed, Ivanka laughing, pushing her hair away from her face, fondly indulgent of her beloved man-child father.
14 “Almost every table is like: Raw bar, bread, appetizer, entree and dessert. That’s a really indulgent, exciting, celebratory way to eat.”
15 Be indulgent it is sincere in the main.
请宽慰吧,我这席话基本上是诚恳的.
16 Garnish with chocolate shavings for an indulgent finish.
17 His character is indulgent.
他性格放纵。
18 That feels not like a luxury, indulgent, middle-class kind of whim.
19 Even though the old man was utterly incompetent with regards to the rudiments of writing and speaking, the teacher was never less than polite and indulgent.
20 Set in 1931 Berlin, "Cabaret" centers on the world of the indulgent Kit Kat Klub as it becomes intertwined with the world outside, which gets more precarious on the brink of World War II.
3 宽大
free-hearted big large open easy light soft royal broad Catholic decent loose liberal mild gentle generous charitable tolerant forgiving lenient permissive soft-hearted great-hearted freeheartedness quarter charity tolerance forgiveness generosity greatness indulgence softness leniency liberality broadness soft-heartedness full
5 放纵的
luxurious extravagant intemperate abandoned permissive unrestrained dissolute orgiastic apolaustic unlicensed wanton latitudinarian reinless light-heeled
6 纵容的
7 纵容
permissive conniving indulgence connive indulge pamper coddle cocker cosset mollycoddle wrap in cotton wool connivance permissiveness baby gratify pet cosher with the connivance of glut humour dandle condone blessing maternal countenance indulgency wink pander
8 宽容的
easy liberal tolerant forgiving forbearing wide lenient permissive kind understanding broad charitable broad-minded placable kind-hearted clement merciful
9 放任
wilding laxatively laxativeness drift permissiveness cosher indulge turn loose uninhibited laissez-faire give rein to give rein permissive free-for-all laisser-aller loose indulgence self-surrender permit give free rein
11 宽容
easy liberal tolerant forgiving forbearing liberally tolerantly indulgently charity tolerance forbearance wide lenient permissive patience catholicism catholicity spare permit tolerate pardon kind understanding broad charitable broad-minded placable mercy breadth toleration lenity charitably kind-hearted clement kindly kindness indulgence clemency liberality merciful mercifully quarter condone sufferance hack overlook
12 宽大的
free-hearted big large open easy light soft royal broad Catholic decent loose liberal mild gentle generous charitable tolerant forgiving lenient permissive soft-hearted great-hearted
13 溺爱
fond doting caressive dotingly fondness dotage idolization maternalism idolize coddle cocker cosset dote pamper dandle grandmother maternal cosher fondle mollycoddle spoon-feed overprotective fondly overprotection doat pet overindulge overprotect slobber over
14 放纵
luxurious extravagant intemperate licence binge indulgence wallow orgy on the loose abandoned permissive unrestrained dissolute orgiastic abandon indulge apolaustic unlicensed wanton latitudinarian reinless fling drunken overindulge surfeit intemperance libertinism unrestraint allow unleash cocker light-heeled