英:[ˈdɪsɪpeɪtɪd]
美:[ˈdɪsəˌpetɪd]
英:[ˈdɪsɪpeɪtɪd]
美:[ˈdɪsəˌpetɪd]
adj.
驱散了的
分散的
浪费掉的
沉迷于酒色的
v.
驱散,消失( dissipate的过去式和过去分词 )
浪费
dis·si·pat·ed
dI s peI tihd
dissipatedly (adv.), dissipatedness (n.)
词根:dissipate
n.dissipation 浪费;消散;[物] 损耗
vi.dissipate 驱散;放荡
vt.dissipate 浪费;使…消散
Adjective
1. unrestrained by convention or morality;
"Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society"
"deplorably dissipated and degraded"
"riotous living"
"fast women"
2. preoccupied with the pursuit of pleasure and especially games of chance;
"led a dissipated life"
"a betting man"
"a card-playing son of a bitch"
"a gambling fool"
"sporting gents and their ladies"
大约1600年,“分散,浪费,挥霍”,过去分词形容词来自 dissipate(v.)。1744年起,“以奢侈,过度或放荡的乐趣,放纵为特征。”
The first known use of dissipated was in 1744
dissociateverb
to separate from association or union with another
divide entry 1 sense 1
dissociateverb
to separate from association or union with another
divide entry 1 sense 1
dissipationnoun
the action or process of dissipating : the state of being dissipated
dissipateverb
to break up and drive off
dissipate a crowd
to use up wastefully or foolishly : squander
dissipated his fortune
to separate into parts and scatter or vanish
to be unrestrained in the pursuit of pleasureespecially: to drink to excess
dissipatedadjective
affected by or showing the effects of dissipation : dissolute
1 The answer is the land rents dissipated!
答案是消散了的租值!
2 He waved his hand and the steam dissipated.
3 The toxin should have dissipated, but I don’t want to put any of us through that right now.
4 Officially, he was still my personal coach at the foundation, but his work ethic and interest in pushing our training to the next level had slowly dissipated.
5 The anxieties about the situation in France that had been absorbing the country had for the moment dissipated in the afternoon’s sunshine.
6 Kristi pushed through, urging the crowd to dance and form a mosh pit that dissipated after a few beats for the charged “Together.”
7 Both their mothers had initially expressed hesitation that their child might not be fully accepted into the other’s family, but after the families met each other, that fear dissipated.
8 The clouds have been dissipated.
云已经消散.
9 After a moment the smell dissipated—so quickly she wondered if she’d imagined it.
10 He soon dissipated his fortune.
他不久便把财产挥霍光了.
11 Escape provides a better answer. The atmosphere did not get locked away as rock; it dissipated into space.
看来只有逃逸说才能提供更好的解释:火星上的大气并非被固化成岩石,而是洩漏到太空中去了。
12 Feeling a swell of nausea, Louie slowed and slid out a bit, and the stench dissipated.
13 The Green Movement eventually dissipated, and I stopped thinking about you and went on with my relatively easy existence.
14 Isobel says, looking around to see if anyone is close enough to overhear their conversation, but most of the mourners have dissipated into the rain.
15 In the first case, strong positive selection for the gene is dissipated by weak selection against hundreds of others.
前一种局面下,自然选择机制对好基因的积极选择,被其余几百个坏基因的逆选择白白浪费掉了。
16 He led a dissipated life after he made money.
他赚钱后生活糜烂.
17 We both laughed, and most of the tension in the air dissipated.
18 The dissipated young man holds his reputation cheap.
这位放荡的年轻人不珍视他的名声。
19 The problem with that approach is that when looters are chased, they split up and police resources are dissipated.
这一策略的问题在于,当劫匪们受到追捕,分散开来时,警力资源也会随之分散。
20 After a little while, what little awkwardness as existed during the initial minutes of our meeting had dissipated completely, and our conversation took a more personal turn.
1 耽于酒色的
2 浪费
extravagant wasteful prodigal profuse free-spending uneconomic thriftless unthrifty wastefully prodigally uneconomically thriftlessly bellyfat wastry loss waste dissipation wastage extravagance profusion dalliance profligacy wastefulness lavishness 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
4 耽于酒色
6 分散
sporadic solution dispersion dissipation dispersal part break separate dissolve scatter disperse dissipate dispel disband disassociate circumfuse scatter to the wind
7 分散的
9 无节制
extravagant barbaric inordinate immodest intemperate immoderate excess incontinence intemperance insobriety
10 放荡的
easy fast loose gay profligate licentious libertine dissolute rakish debauched coltish tarty raffish rackety rakehell rakehelly jadish abandoned immoral wanton wild Corinthian cavalier sporty bacchanal orgiastic cadgy half-shot Nice liberal messy slippery easygoing riotous lecherous sluttish leching
11 放荡
easy fast loose gay profligate licentious libertine dissolute rakish debauched coltish tarty raffish rackety rakehell rakehelly jadish jadishly loosely rakishly jadishness sculduddery pleasure dissipation orgy debauchery licentiousness profligacy debauch libertinism dissipate be on the tiles abandoned immoral wanton loose- on the loose wild promiscuously dissolution badness Corinthian cavalier sporty bacchanal riot go the pace on the tiles orgiastic licence of easy virtue cadgy half-shot Nice liberal messy slippery easygoing riotous lecherous sluttish leching fling folly incontinence fastness rake
12 花天酒地