profligate

profligate [ˈprɒflɪgət]  [ˈprɑ:flɪgət] 

profligate 基本解释

形容词挥霍的; 放荡的; 浪费的; 行为不检点的

名词放荡的人,浪子,肆意挥霍者

profligate 网络解释

profligate的反义词

1. 恣意,放荡的:profile 侧面像,轮廓 | profligate 恣意,放荡的 | profound 深深感觉,极深,奥妙的

2. 放荡的:profligacy 放荡 | profligate 放荡的 | profound 深刻的

3. 浪费的:proliferate 增生,扩张 | profligate 浪费的 | prodigal 挥霍的

4. 放荡的荒淫的:libertine放荡者 | profligate放荡的荒淫的 | divorce离婚

profligate 词典解释

1. profligate在线翻译

1. 挥霍的;浪费的
    Someone who is profligate spends too much money or uses too much of something.

    e.g. ...the most profligate consumer of energy in the world.
           世界上能源挥霍最严重的国家

profligate 单语例句

1. You said the expected excess capacity has mainly resulted from profligate investment by domestic private and foreign companies to cash in on new vessel demand.

2. A more substantial constraint would be to establish a tougher disciplinary regime on fiscally profligate countries as part of a reinforced institutional framework.

3. This is a profligate spender arguing for yet another increase on their credit card limit.

4. This points to a systemic dimension of the crisis that cannot be reduced to profligate behavior by fiscal sinners.

5. Residents here behave with an odd combination of profligate abandon and guarded discretion.

6. profligate的意思

6. With no limit, profligate countries could go on a spending spree at the expense of thriftier ones.

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7. Fukuda feared that the proposed tax cuts would open the door to profligate public spending.

8. The detail of the resolution remains unknown and the core problem of long term profligate spending remains unresolved.

9. Inter should have won in Palermo, but was both profligate and unlucky in front of the goal.

10. Analysts say the measure will help further cool down profligate investment in the steel industry boosted by bumper profits.

profligate 英英释义

noun

1. profligate

1. a recklessly extravagant consumer

    Synonym: prodigal squanderer

2. a dissolute man in fashionable society

    Synonym: rake rakehell rip blood roue

adj

1. unrestrained by convention or morality

    e.g. Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society
           deplorably dissipated and degraded
           riotous living
           fast women

    Synonym: debauched degenerate degraded dissipated dissolute libertine riotous fast

2. recklessly wasteful

    e.g. prodigal in their expenditures

    Synonym: extravagant prodigal spendthrift