英:[ɪnˈɔːdɪnət]
美:[ɪnˈɔːrdɪnət]
英:[ɪnˈɔːdɪnət]
美:[ɪnˈɔːrdɪnət]
adj.
过度的
无节制的
紊乱的
奢
in·or·di·nate
In or d niht
inordinately (adv.), inordinateness (n.)
词根:inordinate
adv.inordinately 非常地;无度地
adjective
beyond the bounds of reason; excessive.No one on the team could meet the coach's inordinate demands.The students seem to get an inordinate amount of homework for their age.
lacking in restraint or discipline.an inordinate gossiper
14世纪晚期,“未经排序,缺乏秩序或规律”,源自拉丁语 inordinatus “无序的,未排列的”,由 in- “不,相反的”(见 in-(1))和 ordinatus 的过去分词组成,后者是 ordinare “整理”(见 order(n.))的过去分词。 “过度的,过度的”意义来自“未保持有序限制”的概念。 相关: Inordinately; inordinateness。
Middle English inordinat, from Latin inordinatus, from in- + ordinatus, past participle of ordinare to arrange — more at ordain
The first known use of inordinate was in the 14th century
inorganicadjective
being or composed of matter that does not come from plants or animals either alive or dead : mineral
of or relating to a branch of chemistry concerned with substances that contain little or no carbon
inordinateadjective
going beyond reasonable limits : immoderate
an inordinate curiosity
inordinateadjective
going beyond reasonable limits : immoderate
an inordinate curiosity
1 So there seems to be an inordinate amount riding on this one for Wolfe, emotionally as well as professionally.
2 After he swung down off Ash, he seemed to spend an inordinate amount of time brushing prairie dust from his pants.
3 She's a good example of a talented, hard-working and successful person who's received an inordinate amount of negative press.
蒂娜是才华横溢,努力奋斗在肩负无数负面压力,最终取得成功的典型例子。
4 Why not spend this inordinate time before the ceremony by reading:
5 A deposition, Kaplan said, would “inevitably result in an inordinate amount of delay.”
6 Or, as Ms. Prabakaran put it, “an inordinate variety of mind-boggling permutations.”
7 The first is that people who are still in work seem to have an inordinate amount of spare time from nine to five.
首先,仍有工作的人在朝九晚五之外似乎有着过多的空闲时间。
8 The lexicon included an inordinate number of athletic and wartime metaphors, reflecting what Wiener calls “tech’s dark triad: capital, power and a bland, overcorrected, heterosexual masculinity.”
9 Nor for us inordinate affection, although quite how one is to keep this within bounds I have failed to understand.
10 Many projects I encounter spend an inordinate amount of time researching, investigating, and pondering architectural decisions.
我遇到过的许多项目花费大量杂乱的时间在研究、调查、考虑体系结构的确定上。
11 It goes without saying that I spend an inordinate (and sometimes ungodly) amount of time online, reading and consuming content.
我要在网络上花费相当多的时间(有时甚至是多的可怕的时间)阅读和摄取信息,这一点不消多说。
12 The final result is revealed at a holiday party where their guests spend an inordinate amount of time picking out their favorites: Say, the dancing monkeys.
13 That’s where the bad news about the quick sellout comes in, because it looks like an inordinate number of the tickets were purchased by ticket-broker bots, despite a Washington law prohibiting this.
14 In 's spongy tone and inordinate length you can hear the echo of far too many voices.
15 The artistic challenge that the Arlington songwriting team of Stephen Gregory Smith and Matt Conner set for themselves would seem to have required an inordinate magnitude of discipline and an endless supply of extra-strength Tylenol.
16 And yet, as the 32-year-old Mulaney well knows, those same hipsters watch an inordinate amount of “Friends” reruns every night — TV’s equivalent of comfort food for both Generation X and the millennials.
17 They’re all scoundrels who move through the world with an inordinate amount of swagger, and Americans, going back to 1773, love scoundrels with swagger.
18 I came, I saw, and though “Matilda” eventually conquered me, kinda sorta, in its last third, I spent an inordinate amount of the show just not feeling it.
19 Yet today, she feels she is paying an inordinate amount of attention to him, watching the news almost obsessively.
20 James hints that his heroine's demands on life are inordinate.
詹姆斯暗示他的女主人公对于人生过于苛求。
1 过度的
over hard fancy unlimited excessive ultra unreasonable lavish undue extravagant exorbitant unconscionable immodest intemperate exceeding immoderate deuced unnecessary terrific overwrought overmuch heavy excess -itis too-too panic overdue shrill vaulting rank wretched intolerable superlative overdone extortionate unmeasurable overweening superabundant extortionary be-
2 极度
deuced high royal rare extreme terminal supreme intense sore profound mortal utmost almighty dreadful towering searing excruciating devilish shitless immoderate incredibly deadly distinctly supremely impossibly criminally woefully majorly immeasurably mortally dreadfully monumentally height extremity asas anything a heck of a with a vengeance in the extreme in spades to the hilt
4 不节制的
6 过分
impossible thick excessive unreasonable extravagant exaggerated over-the-top overblown unconscionable immoderate overdeveloped over far unreasonably obsessively inordinately unreasonableness fancy obsessive beastly exorbitance lay on thick extreme steep undue unholy all unduly excess over the top to a fault a bit much
7 极度的
high royal rare extreme terminal supreme intense profound mortal utmost almighty dreadful towering searing excruciating devilish shitless immoderate a heck of a
9 无限制
open absolute limitless unconditional unrestrained unbounded unreserved unconditioned all-in unconfined unrestraint
11 不规则
cat-ice abnormal irregular rambling disorderly spotty offbeat anomalous scraggly unsystematic immethodical anomalistic atypic heteroclite anomaly abnormality irregularity abnormity
12 无节制
intemperate immoderate excess like water extravagant barbaric immodest dissipated incontinence intemperance insobriety heavy wanton shrill Dionysiac orgy unlicensed unconscionable untempered crapulous hog-wild incontinent incontinently extravagancy extravagance
13 狂乱
demoniac demon frenetic frenzied delirious cross-eyed corybantic phrenetic deliration frenzy delirium
15 过大的
16 过分的
excessive steep unreasonable undue extravagant impossible thick exaggerated over-the-top overblown unconscionable immoderate overdeveloped fancy obsessive extreme unholy
17 非法
wrongous illegal excessive enormous unlawful illicit extravagant left-handed lawless spurious extortionate unchartered back-alley unwarrantable adulterine extortionary n.l. extraordinary extraordinarily under-the-counter irregularity enormity illegitimacy illegalize on the crook over the odds on the cross
18 放纵的
decadent roaring unrestrained riotous dissolute intemperate rambunctious light crazy abandoned permissive profligate ungovernable full-frontal unbridle
19 不规则的
cat-ice abnormal irregular rambling disorderly spotty offbeat anomalous scraggly unsystematic immethodical anomalistic atypic heteroclite
20 紊乱
unbalanced choppy disorderly unstuck undistinguishable tangly tanglesome maladminister confusion spaghetti disorganization misrule disarrange unbalance
21 非法的
wrongous illegal excessive enormous unlawful illicit extravagant left-handed lawless spurious extortionate unchartered back-alley unwarrantable adulterine extortionary n.l. under-the-counter over the odds
22 过度
over hard fancy unlimited excessive ultra unreasonable lavish undue extravagant exorbitant unconscionable immodest intemperate exceeding immoderate deuced overabundantly overly excessively unduly unreasonably devilish extravagantly exorbitantly overmuch trop troppo excess plethora overkill surfeit intemperance exorbitance nimiety immoderacy super- carry to excess take too far beyond the mark overshoot the mark overstep the mark in excess to excess unnecessary too over-much terrific overwrought hell for- hyper- supercharge to a fault way heavy -itis too-too panic overdue shrill vaulting thick measure superabundance immoderation overact overdo over- rank wretched intolerable superlative overdone extortionate unmeasurable overweening superabundant extortionary deep super overfull overproportion basinful be- overtrain cap the climax beyond the moon
23 无规则的
24 无节制的
intemperate immoderate like water wild unrestrained unconstrained untempered extravagant barbaric immodest dissipated heavy wanton shrill Dionysiac unlicensed unconscionable crapulous hog-wild incontinent
25 无限制的
open absolute limitless unconditional unrestrained unbounded unreserved unconditioned all-in unconfined
26 无度的
27 超乎想象的
28 格外的
29 放纵
rambunctious light crazy abandoned permissive unrestrained riotous profligate intemperate ungovernable full-frontal loose abandon licence riot indulgence dissipation glut wallow laissez-aller unbridle indulge
30 无序的