1.夸示,炫耀,卖弄;摆阔;挥霍
1.夸示,卖弄,炫耀
2.挥霍
1.to spend a lot of money, especially on something special as a way of making yourself feel good
2.to eat a lot of nice food
1.Well, after a brief burst of virtue (relative at least to years of mindless splurging), Western savings ratios are creeping lower again.
唉，在经历了短暂的浪子回头后（至少相对于以往多年没心没肺的大肆挥霍），西方国家的储蓄率又再度缓慢下行。
2.Of course, he'd get a scolding for his occasional splurging, but it was all done with the best intention.
当然，他会因为乱花钱而被指责，但所有这一切都带着良好的意图。
3."When I started the Cookie Diet, there was no splurging or sneaking little snacks, " Ms. Raper told "Good Morning America. "
蕾珀女士告诉“早安美国”说，“当我开始饼干减肥时，我没有浪费或者偷吃一点小点心，”
4.You might not even be thinking about buying a cupcake or splurging on a massage until you see a tempting offer come in from Groupon.
在Groupons给你发送充满诱惑力的折扣信息之前，你可能并没有想过去买一个纸杯蛋糕或是花钱去按摩。
5.A well-planned budget plan could help you avoid splurging your pay check the next day.
一个很好的预算计划可以帮助你避免发钱第二天就把工资花光了。
6.The implication is that demand from abroad must take the place of a splurging domestic consumer and a free-spending government.
潜在的含义是海外需求必须代替国内挥霍无度的消费者和自由支出的政府。
7.But a study by a couple of business-school professors says splurging now makes you happier later.
但商学院几个教授的一项研究表明，挥霍后你会更快乐。
8.Of course, he'd get a scolding for his occasional splurging , butitwas all done with the best intention.
当然，他的偶尔挥霍也会受到责备，但是他也是出于好意。
9.Instead of owning a car, paying a lease, splurging on gas, and insurance on top of that, simply take the bus, train, subway, or ferry.
你应该乘坐公交车，列车，地铁或者轮船，而不是买一辆车，支付租赁，炫耀新车，汽车的保险费用。
10.As a result, many in the middle and upper class are splurging on organic food, which cost up to 10 times more than other produce.
因此，许多中上层阶级人士都不惜花高价购买价格比一般农产品高出10倍的有机食品。