idiom > eat one's corn in the blade
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Extravagance
  Explanation: Squander: bade said command, said Huo backhand, which means to be agile, extended for the use of money without control; excessive: No limit. Refers to the abuse of money, not moderation.
  Usage: Supplemental; as the predicate attribute; containing derogatory
  Source: Qing Wu Jian "Twenty years Strange" 102 back: "Because Britain has always been profligate son of the leopard, not daring to cross with him."
  Examples: In particular, the bureaucratic warlords many voluptuous, well-comprador, all day long for their own ~. (Feng, "My Life" twenty-five chapters)
No. 2
  挥霍无度 ( huī huò wú dù )
  解 释 挥霍:摇手称挥,反手称攉,引申为任意花钱;无度:没有限度。指滥用金钱,没有节制。
  出 处 清·吴趼人《二十年目睹之怪现状》第102回:“因为儿子豹英一向挥霍无度,不敢交与他。”
  用 法 补充式;作谓语、定语;含贬义
  近义词 挥金如土
  反义词 节衣缩食、克勤克俭
成语词典
  成语名称
  挥霍无度
  汉语拼音
  huī huò wú dù
  成语释义
  挥霍:摇手称挥,反手称攉,意即动作敏捷,引伸为用钱没有节制;无度:没有限度。指滥用金钱,没有节制。
  成语出处
  冯玉祥《我的生活》第二十五章:“尤其许多骄奢淫逸的官僚军阀,富户买办,成天为自己挥霍无度。”
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English Expression
  1. n.:  eat one's corn in the blade,  go the pace,  leap the pale,  break the pale,  spend like water,  Extravagance,  extravagant
Thesaurus
profligacy, live a life of wanton extravagance, muddle on [along], extravagance and waste, lay a wager of thousand taels of gold at one throw of the dice, wantonly, extravagant, spend lavishly
Containing Phrases
extravagantlyprofligateprofligate