debauch如何读

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debauch是什么意思

  • vt.使堕落;诱惑
  • n.放荡

debauch自然拼读

de·bauch

dih baUch

debauch变形

debauches, debauching, debauched

debauch扩展

debaucher (n.), debauchment (n.)

debauch词根

词根:debauch

adj.

debauched 堕落的;放荡的

n.

debauchery 放荡;纵情酒色;堕落

v.

debauched 使堕落;放荡(debauch的过去分词)

debauch英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to corrupt by intemperance or sensuality a debauched society

debauched poets

to lead away from virtue or excellence factory methods … debauched Victorian design—Country Life

debauched by ambition

to seduce from chastity

notorious for debauching young women

archaic to make disloyal

noun

an act or occasion of extreme indulgence in sensuality or carnal pleasures : an act or occasion of debauchery

orgy

a debauch of pleasure

debauch词源中文解释

1590年代,“引诱,诱惑,使误入歧途”(从忠诚,家庭等方面),源自法语 débaucher “引诱离开工作或职责”,源自古法语 desbaucher “使误入歧途”,这是一个起源不明的词。

据说它字面上是“修剪(木材)以制作梁”(来自 bauch “梁”,来自法兰克人 balk 或其他类似于英语 balk(n.)的日耳曼语源)。也许是“削减”某些东西的概念,但根据也被认为是一个意思是“车间”的词,这接近于“引诱某人离开工作”的概念; 无论哪种方式,意义的演变都不清楚。

更具体的意义“引诱远离道德或道德,败坏道德或原则”始于1600年左右,尤其是“用淫荡腐化,引诱性地诱惑”,通常指女性。不及物动词的意义“沉溺于过度的感官享受”始于1640年代。作为名词,“过度感官快感的一段时间”,约1600年。

debauch词源英文解释

Verb borrowed from French débaucher "to divert or distract (a person) from work, obligations, etc., tempt into excess or immorality," going back to Middle French, "to cause (a servant, worker) to leave his master's service," going back to Old French desbauchier "to scatter, disperse (people, a crowd)," presumably from an earlier sense "to rough-hew a beam from a larger log" (hence, "to split, separate") from des- dis- + -bauchier, verbal derivative of bauch (Walloon, Picard) "beam," borrowed from Old Low Franconian *balk-, going back to Germanic *balkōn "beam" — more at balk >entry 2 Noun borrowed from French débauche, noun derivative of débaucher "to divert or distract (a person) from work, obligations, etc., tempt into excess or immorality" — more at debauch >entry 1

The first known use of debauch was in 1595

debauch儿童词典英英释义

debit1 of 2verb

to enter as a debit : charge with or as a debt

debit2 of 2noun

an entry in an account representing an amount paid out or owed

debit1 of 2verb

to enter as a debit : charge with or as a debt

debit2 of 2noun

an entry in an account representing an amount paid out or owed

debit1 of 2verb

to enter as a debit : charge with or as a debt

debit2 of 2noun

an entry in an account representing an amount paid out or owed

debilitynoun

a weakened state

debilitateverb

to reduce the strength of : weaken

debilitateverb

to reduce the strength of : weaken

debilitateverb

to reduce the strength of : weaken

debaucherynoun

extreme and unreasonable involvement in physical pleasures

debauch1 of 2verb

to lead away from virtue or morality : corrupt

debauch2 of 2noun

an act, occasion, or period of debauchery

debauch1 of 2verb

to lead away from virtue or morality : corrupt

debauch2 of 2noun

an act, occasion, or period of debauchery

debauch 例句

1 Life on the road can be anything from a quasi-military campaign to a debauched cavalcade of ever-greater excess; for others, a private jet-to-limo-to-venue conveyor belt keeps the stars at a remove from the little people.

2 One could easily imagine a juicy, gossipy version of this movie that digs into the debauched world of “Saturday Night Live” in the 1970s.

3 It is debauching the whole idea of a university, and I would strongly encourage any members of Liberty University who may be here to leave and go to a proper university.”

4 His voice is chirpy-thin, making his stories of debauched after-hours excess sound like child’s play.

5 Sadly, those qualities are absent from “Home for the Holidays,” a limp revue of carols and Yule-themed pop songs that makes the Osmond siblings’ spectacle look as debauched as a Mötley Crüe concert.

6 When we first meet Persephone, she is still aboveground, carrying a giant basket filled with flowers and a bottle of red, like a woman headed to a debauched picnic.

7 Religion, he argues, is immoral in itself and in its consequences: a set of life-threatening delusions that no one would succumb to unless they had been debauched by the forces of unreason.

8 First post-boy-band albums are also where symbols of maturity are dangled: Mr. Styles would like you to know he has been debauched, or something like it.

9 Mr. David is so taken by Mr. Seinfeld’s use of the word “debauched” that he actually spits his tea into the restaurant window.

10 After holding several Come Round parties for his 10-year-old daughter and her friends, they had become so popular that he held his Now festivities in a nightclub, where events took a rather more debauched turn.

11 Directed by Tinto Brass, scripted by Vidal and co-founded by Penthouse magazine, Caligula wallowed, generally without clothes, in the scurrilous life and times of the debauched Roman emperor.

12 After a long time of debauch, I became to realise I should not live in that way any longer if I didn't want to ruin my self completely.

在很长时间堕落以后,我意识到如果我继续这样活下去我将会彻底毁掉我自己。

13 He was a debauched and troubled bachelor, but is now happily married with a small child he dotes on and to all intents and purposes is an entirely different human being.

14 That is not to say we demand to see our music icons at their most debauched, merely that the involvement of band or close family can mean skeletons remain in the closet.

15 But aside from Gero’s aptly debauched Falstaff — whose delivery of the nihilistic “What is Honor?” speech is the production’s most effective moment — only Fauntleroy’s Hotspur feels like a character who leaps from the page.

16 And while you might feel guilty having one too many burgers or beers at your Independence Day barbecue, rest assured: No modern meal can hold a candle to the debauched feasts of yesterday.

17 The narrative, which spans several increasingly debauched hours, consists largely of the stories the men proceed to tell one another—stories about sex, primarily, which means, because these men are straight, stories about women.

18 Having teamed up again with his old collaborator Lawrence, the pair have travelled to the once debauched town of Pariah.

19 The world's largest producer of the fruit, accounting for almost 66% of the global harvest, India is a nation of mango connoisseurs, and the two-day festival is an annually awaited debauch.

20 She made her career by enacting a series of evolving personas, from scrappy street kid to debauched virgin to domineering seductress.

debauch 同义词

1 恣情享乐

debauchery

4 使不忠

disaffect

6 败坏道德

poisonous

9 使角落

debase

11 污损

blur

17 使道德败坏

subvert

22 荒淫的

Corinthian

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