英语词典

debauched的意思

debauched


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  • adj.道德败坏的;淫荡的;沉湎酒色的;嗜毒的
  • 网络荒淫;堕落的;放荡的

近义词

    adj.decadent,dissolute,degenerate,dissipated,immoral

反义词

    adj.moral

英英释义

  • adj.

    1.someone who is debauched is considered to be immoral, because their way of life involves a lot of sex, alcohol, or illegal drugs

英汉例句

  • 1.The enormously popular and completely debauched party seems to have gotten too big for its own good.

    这个极受欢迎的彻底放纵的晚会看来已经壮大到了危害自身的地步了。

  • 2.The father died to leave one page paper ago, up jotted down a clan to fasten, all already debauched .

    父亲死前就留下了一页纸,上面记载着族系,都已经糜烂了。

  • 3.With a distorted morality, the new rich in Russia seek after Western living style and lead a luxurious and debauched life.

    他们追求西方的生活方式,过着奢侈腐烂的生活,道德发生了扭曲。

  • 4.A scoffer, a debauched person, and, in brief, a man of Belial.

    一个玩世不恭的人,一个生活放荡的家伙,总而言之,是个恶棍。

  • 5.Thus religion too often debauched the morality it comes to sanction and impedes the science it ought to fulfill.

    因此,宗教常常会使它要支持之道德堕落沦丧,并妨碍它应该执行之科学任务。

  • 6.A number of the most flagrantly debauched aldermen, it is true, were defeated.

    不错,有些臭名远扬十分堕落的市参议员落了选。

  • 7.See world of mortals sprinkled thousand sorrow, fear the debauched heart scattered.

    一览红尘洒千愁,心虑心焦散天涯。

  • 8.Entering the debauched diagnosis in neck in temple super a realm is viable.

    将宫颈糜烂的诊断进入超声领域是可行的。

  • 9.There is more pleasure, even in this world, in an innocent and virtuous life, than in one debauched and vicious.

    就是在尘世间,过一辈子清白、规矩日子,也比荒淫、放荡要快乐得多。

  • 10.Bad companions had debauched the young girl.

    坏伙伴使这个少女放荡了。

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