lavish

詳細釋義

adj.(形容詞)

v.(動詞)

Adjective:

very generous;
"distributed gifts with a lavish hand"
"the critics were lavish in their praise"
"a munificent gift"
"his father gave him a half-dollar and his mother a quarter and he thought them munificent"
"prodigal praise"
"unsparing generosity"
"his unstinted devotion"
"called for unstinting aid to Britain"
characterized by extravagance and profusion;
"a lavish buffet"
"a lucullan feast"

Verb:

A rich man can belavishof his money.
富有的人用錢大手大腳。
He waslavishin his praise for her paintings.
他大力讚揚她的繪畫。
The Empress can also representlavishabundance of all kinds.
女皇也代表各種各樣的豐富奢侈。
That is a vast andlavishparty.
那是個規模盛大、極其鋪張的宴會。
Those small factories are alsolavishconsumer and waster of raw materials.
那些小工廠還在極大的消耗和浪費原材料。
The practiceof givinglavishfeasts at weddings is just a waste of money.
結婚大辦酒席實在太浪費了。
The country girl was not used to theirlavishmode of living.
這個鄉下姑娘不習慣他們奢侈的生活方式。
The party was a vast and lavish affair.
宴會規模很大，辦得很豪華。
He is never lavish in giving money to charity.
他吝於捐助慈善事業。