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词根:lavish
adj.lavish 浪费的;丰富的;大方的
adv.lavishly 丰富地;浪费地
vt.lavish 浪费;慷慨给予;滥用
adjective
expending or bestowing profusely : prodigal lavish in giving praise to her employees
lavish donors
expended or produced in abundance
the lavish attentions of his mother—George Meredith
marked by profusion or excess a lavish home
a lavish feast
verb
transitive verb
to expend or bestow with profusion : squander
Adjective Middle English laves, lavage "extravagant, wasteful," from attributive use of lavas, lavesse "excess, prodigality" (though attested later), probably borrowed from Middle French lavasse, lavache "torrential rain, downpour," from laver "to wash" (going back to Latin lavāre) + -asse, -ache, augmentative and depreciative suffix, going back to Latin -ācea, feminine of -āceus -aceous — more at lye Note: The word lavasse/lavache is well-attested in northern dialects of French (see Französisches etymologisches Wörterbuch), and in Middle French is found in the work of authors with a definite northern connection (Jean Wauquelin, Jean Molinet—see Dictionnaire du Moyen Français). Presumably it is from this milieu that the word was passed into English in the fifteenth century. Evidence for it in Anglo-French is apparently lacking. Verb derivative of lavish >entry 1, perhaps by construal of -ish (as in admonish, astonish) as a causative verbal suffix
The first known use of lavish was in the 15th century
lawfuladjective
permitted by law
lawful conduct
recognized by law : rightful
the lawful owner
lawfuladjective
permitted by law
lawful conduct
recognized by law : rightful
the lawful owner
lawbreakernoun
a person who breaks the law
lawbreakernoun
a person who breaks the law
lavish1 of 2adjective
spending or giving more than is necessary : extravagant
lavish with praise
spent, produced, or given freely
lavish gifts
lavish2 of 2verb
to spend or give freely
1 And what is the fat body in the popular imagination but excess, lavishness, redundancy?
2 What they lack in the lavishness of a Tombstone Roadhouse Loaded Double Down Deluxe pizza, they strive to make up for in simplicity and quality.
3 There are also lavishness men's fashionable wallets which a few observe as a fashion symbol.
也有一些高档的男士时尚钱包被少数人引为时尚的象征。
4 Decades earlier, Muir had written eloquently about snow falling with “unabated lavishness” during one of his trips to Mount Shasta in Northern California.
5 It wasn’t so much the lavishness that bothered her – Liz had been in nice hotels before – but the way it had been simply given to us.
6 The wedding was widely criticized for its lavishness and disregard of the forest.
7 Even once I entered adulthood and had to get a normal job, having failed at becoming a pro athlete, the show’s lavishness still probably inflected my decision-making.
8 Sometimes it’s not the lavishness of the space that strikes you but its modesty.
9 The culture ministry said the almost intact skeleton belonged to a "distinguished public figure", given the tomb's dimensions and lavishness.
10 There was a moment of incongruity when it turned out that, in the middle of all this lavishness, we couldn’t open the curtains.
11 Mr. Williams, for all his lyrical lavishness, is an expert at recycling, at making a given theme do many different things in the course of a film.
12 Some local governments are competing with one another for lavishness and spend money hand over foot, arousing strong public resentment.
不少地方讲排场,比阔气,花钱大手大脚,奢侈之风盛行,群众反映强烈。
13 This season she elevated it to a place somehow both deeper and more natural as she cut through the excess — even her own lavishness — to show more power and delicacy.
14 The light, absurd comedy, which gently mocks the lavishness of other musicals, premiered in 1994 at the American Repertory Theatre and was close to making it to Broadway.
15 Godwin, the new artistic director of the Shakespeare Theater in Washington, establishes all this in a few confident gestures that unavoidably keep repeating, as lavishness tends to do.
16 The kind of royalty they most resemble is Charles I. He was above parliament and not accountable for his lavishness.
17 this lavish consumption of our natural resources simply cannot continue
18 “That’s both in terms of brands, but also in terms of competition around the lavishness of parties.”
19 Just because architecture may be growing more humble doesn't mean there's no place for over-the-top lavishness.
就因为现在的建筑设计变得越来越简陋,并不意味着没地方可以供人花天酒地。
20 “It is the prose itself that provides the lasting affirmation,” our reviewer, Martin Amis, wrote, “and underlying it all the lavishness, the freely offered gift, of his divine energy.”
1 浪费
extravagant wasteful prodigal profuse free-spending uneconomic dissipated thriftless unthrifty wastefully prodigally uneconomically thriftlessly bellyfat wastry loss waste dissipation wastage extravagance profusion dalliance profligacy wastefulness prodigality spend lose blow consume fool lavish dissipate putter squander trifle fritter misspend frivol dilapidate play ducks and drakes squander away down the rathole fool away throw around fling away
2 大量
much large healthy heavy Mass massive substantial macro lavish bottomless abounding lumping largely freely massively liberally profusely lavishly prolifically oodles rimption power store load pack mountain sea volume plenty crowd sight shower quantity stack barrel ton acre pile bucket mint chunk heap greatness slew raft wad peck spate profusion gob immensity scad catholicity massiveness shoal cartload bagful jugful bookful barrelful superflux in shoals by the cartload in large amounts in a great measure quite a little a deal of lots of a great deal a great deal of large number of a good deal a pile of piles of a good deal of a multitude of loads of like water a load of huge amounts of heaps of raft of reams of in quantity in large quantities in quantities