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·yīngwénjièshì·zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù·zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
yīngwénjièshì
 xíngróngcí
  • excessive
míngcí
  • Extravagant
  • extravagant, wasteful
dòngcí
  • exaggerate
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   [ lǐ ] wú yōu wú lǜ de shēng huó , ān yì [ shē chǐ ] de shēng huó   the life of Riley
  2.   a. shē chǐ de； guò dù de   extravagant
  3.   n. shē chǐ； shē chǐ pǐn   luxury
  4. adj.  bù jié jiǎn de , wú chǔ xù xīn de , làng fèi de , huī huò de , shē chǐ de , bù xīng wàng de , bù jiàn zhuàng de , bù fán mào de , wú jià zhí de , wú yòng de   thriftless
  5. adj.  bù jié shěng de , bù jiǎn shěng de , shē chǐ de , bù fán mào de , bù xīng lóng de , bù jīng jì de , wú lì kě tú de   unthrifty
  6. n.  zhuān mài liú xíng yī fú de xiǎo shāng diàn , xiǎo shāng diàn , zhuāng shì pǐn , shē chǐ pǐn , jīng pǐn diàn , shí zhuāng jīng pǐn wū   boutique
  7. v.  tā men shēng huó fāng shì shē chǐ , bèi shàng liǎo hěn duō zhài .   Their extravagant life-style plunged them into debt
  8. adj.  tā men shēng huó fēi cháng jiǎn pǔ , lì bì shē huá .   They lived a very frugal existence, avoiding all luxuries
  9. adj.  tā zhù zuì shē huá de lǚ guǎn .   He stays in the swankiest hotels
  10.   shǐ mǒu rén chǎn shēng shē wàng ; shǐ mǒu rén chǎn shēng gǔ guài niàn tóu   put ideas into sb.'s head
  11.   shǐ mǒu rén chǎn shēng shē wàng ; shǐ mǒu rén chǎn shēng gǔ guài niàn tóu   put ideas insb.'s head
  12.   shāzhù dà chī dàhè、 gōng fèi lǚ yóu、 pū zhāng làng fèi de shē chǐ zhī fēng   put a stop to extravagance and waste (wining and dining of official guests， touring the country at public expenses)
  13. adj.  huá lì de , shē chǐ de , háo huá de , fèi yòng hào dà de , pái chǎng de , shèng dà de   sumptuous
  14. n.  chǎo nào , shèng dà wǔ huì , chǎo nào , sāo dòng , xuān huá , shèng dà yàn huì , wǔ huì , shèng dà de shè jiāo jí huì , zhēng chǎo , xuān huá , shē huá wǔ huì , dà yàn huì   shindy
  15. n.  duō yú , guò shèng , shē chǐ , duō yú wù , guò shèng de dōng xī , guò shèng pǐn , é wài , shē chǐ pǐn   superfluity
  16. n.  shē chǐ   extravagantness
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. bì lú lǐ yòu yī duì tiě lú bì， bì de liǎng duān zhuāng shì zhe liǎng gè píng， píng shàng rào zhe huā chuàn hé cáo xíng zhí tiáo huā wén， bìng tiē guò yín bó， nà shì zhù jiào děng jí de yī zhǒng shē chǐ pǐn；
    In the chimney stood a pair of firedogs of iron, ornamented above with two garlanded vases, and flutings which had formerly been silvered with silver leaf, which was a sort of episcopal luxury;
  2. zhè zhǒng shē chǐ yī dìng huì shǐ tā xiàn rù jīng jì shàng de kùn jìng。
    Such extravagance will surely put him in Queer Street.
  3. shē chǐ pǐn xiàn 'é yǐ bèi chè xiāo。
    The quota on luxury item has been revoked.
  4. shē chǐ pǐn xiàn 'é yǐ bèi chè xiāo。
    The quota on luxury item have is revoke.
  5. gōng sī xiāo shòu de chǎn pǐn fàn wéi cóng lián jià de dī dàng shì chǎng shàng de gāng bǐ dào jìn kǒu de gāo jí shē chǐ pǐn， yīngyǒu jìn yòu。
    The company selled product ranging from the cheap down- market pen to import luxury item.
  6. chú liǎo shí wù de shù liàng dà dà zēng jiā yǐ wài， zhì liàng hé pǐn zhǒng yě dà dà gǎi shàn hé zēng jiā liǎo， yǔ cǐ tóng shí， shí wù yǐ wài de biàn lì pǐn hé shē chǐ pǐn bù zài zhǐ xiàn yú gōng rén shù hěn shǎo de fù yù jiē jí xiǎng yòng， yǐ dà liàng pǔ jí dào hěn duō rì yì kuò dà de shè huì jiē céng shǒu zhōng . zhè zhǒng shè huì de jí tǐ cái lì shì kōng qián jù dà de， kě yǐ yòng lái zuò yī fān jīng rén de shì yè : lì rú gòngyǎng jiàn duì hé jūn duì， xiū jiàn gōng gòng gōng chéng， bù lùn shì yòu yòng de hái shì zhuāng shì xìng de；
    Besides this great increase in the quantity of food, it has greatly improved in quality and variety; while conveniences and luxuries, other than food, are no longer limited to a small and opulent class, but descend, in great abundance, through many widening strata in society. The collective resources of one of these communities, when it chooses to put them forth for any unexpected purpose; its ability to maintain fleets and armies, to execute public works, either useful or ornamental, to perform national acts of beneficence like the ransom of the West India slaves;
  7. tā zài shē chǐ de huán jìng zhōng cháng dà。
    He was reared in the lap of luxury.
  8. tā guò dé qǐ rú cǐ shē huá de shēng huó má？
    Can she afford to live so high?
  9. ér zhè yī cì， wǒ bù huì zài yīn wéi kàn dào tā jiān tǐng yìng kuò、 shē huá de yī fú hé zhuāng fǎn de juàn xiàn zhóu 'ér rèn wéi tā méi yòu shénme kě yǐ jiào wǒ de liǎo。
    And I would not let stiff, expensive clothes or a backward mounted reel deceive me into thinking he had nothing to teach me.
  10. 25 suì de yī lì suō bái chéng wéi nǚ wáng， mèi mèi mǎ gé lì tè bù kě bì miǎn dì tuì dào liǎo bù yǐn rù zhù mùdì wèi zhì， zhè bù fú hé xǐ huān shē huá de mǎ gé lì tè de běn xìng。
    With that, 25-year-old Elizabeth became Queen, inevitably relegating her kid sister to the background -- not the flamboyant Margaret's natural habitat.
  11. shē chǐ de yàn huì； xiǎng shòu dài yòu shuǐ jīng diào dēng hé dōng fāng hòu tǎn de shē chǐ tào fáng； lú kù lè sī zài jiāo shē yín yì、 fù lì táng huáng zhōng dù guò liǎo tā shèng xià de shí rì； shē chǐ、 làng fèi de lì shǔ pí cháng páo。
    an epicurean banquet; enjoyed a luxurious suite with a crystal chandelier and thick oriental rugs; Lucullus spent the remainder of his days in voluptuous magnificence; a chinchilla robe of sybaritic lavishness.
  12. zhè zhǒng shē chǐ de jǐng xiàng shǐ tā yàn 'è。
    The sight of such luxury repelled him.
  13. wú jié zhì de shē chǐ； shí yóu zī yuán de guò dù xiāo hào
    Wanton extravagance; wanton depletion of oil reserves.
  14. jiān jué fǎn duì shē chǐ làng fèi。
    Resolutely combating extravagance and waste.
  15. fán cǐ zhǒng zhǒng， hào fèi jù 'é zī cái， bì xū jiān jué shāzhù zhè zhǒng shē chǐ làng fèi zhī fēng。
    This misconduct invariably consumes large sums of money, so we must resolutely stop this tendency.
  16. bù guò yà zhōu gè guó zhǐ yòu yī gè jūn zhù hé yī dà qún huàn hǎi chén fú de chǒng chén hé guān lì， ér 'ōu zhōu zé yòu yī gè rén shù zhòng duō hé xiāng dāng wěn dìng de dà tǔ dì suǒ yòu zhě jiē jí， hòu zhě yuǎn bù jí qián zhě qióng shē jí yù， yīn wéi tā men jiù gè rén lái shuō yōng yòu de shèng yú chǎn pǐn yào shǎo dé duō， ér qiě zài hěn cháng yī duàn shí jiān nèi hái yào yòng dà bù fēn shèng yú chǎn pǐn gòngyǎng tā men de jiā chén。 yóu yú shè huì de hàozhàn xí sú yǐ jí zhèng fǔ wú lì jǐyǔ bǎo hù， dāng shí dà tǔ dì suǒ yòu zhě wèile zì shēn de 'ān quán bì xū huàn yǎng yī pī jiā chén。
    except that, in lieu of a single monarch and a fluctuating body of favourites and employ, there was a numerous and in a considerable degree fixed class of great landholders; exhibiting far less splendour, because individually disposing of a much smaller surplus produce, and for a long time expending the chief part of it in maintaining the body of retainers whom the warlike habits of society, and the little protection afforded by government, rendered indispensable to their safety.
  17. duō zhǒng duō nián shēng zhí wù， yòu kuān dà shē huá yòu lēng de yè zǐ hé bái、 lán huò zǐ sè de huā chuàn； yòng zuò dì bèi。
    any of numerous perennials having mounds of sumptuous broad ribbed leaves and clusters of white, blue, or lilac flowers; used as ground cover.
  18. fù rén， fù yòu de dàn jīng cháng shì hěn shē chǐ de rén
    A rich, often extravagant person.
  19. chén nì yú shē chǐ hé gǎn guān xiǎng lè de rén。
    a person addicted to luxury and pleasures of the senses.
  20. zhè yī diǎn zài xī dì tǎ fú 'ēn xiǎn 'ér yì jiàn , zhè gè dì fāng wèi yú jiù jīn shān shē huá de mǎ lǐ nà dì qū , tā shì 20 lái suì de rén xiàng wǎng de dì fāng。
    It's evident at City Tavern, a mecca for 20-somethings in San Francisco's ritzy Marina district.
  21. tā yāo chán wàn guàn， guò shē huá de shēng huó。
    He is rolling in money.
  22. tā men guò zhe shē chǐ de shēng huó。
    They are rolling in luxury.
  23. mǎ gé lì tè gōng zhù xuǎn zé de shì yī zhǒng chōng mǎn qū zhé liàn qíng hé jí dù shē huá de shēng huó。
    Margaret chose a counterpoint life filled with tortuous romances and unabashed indulgence.
  24. yóu wéi nà lì sī gǔ luó mǎ fěng cì zuò jiā， qí zuò pǐn qiǎn zé liǎo gǔ luó mǎ tè quán jiē jí de fǔ huà hé shē chǐ
    Roman satirist whose works denounced the corruption and extravagance of the privileged classes in Rome.
  25. huá lì de fú shì shē huá de zhuāng shì， yóu zhǐ fú huá yī zhe hé xiǎo jiàn yī shì
    Elaborate adornment, especially fine clothing and accessories.
  26. jiāo shē yín yì de， zòng yù de tóu shēn yú huò chén nì yú gǎn guān xiǎng shòu zhōng de
    Devoted to or indulging in sensual pleasures.
  27. bā bǐ lún shì de chéng shì zhǐ shē huá méi làn de chéng shì huò dì qū， jīng cháng shì zuì 'è hé fǔ bài de
    A city or place of great luxury, sensuality, and often vice and corruption.
  28. ài shē chǐ xiǎng shòu de rén yī gè zhuī qiú kuài lè hé shē chǐ shēng huó de rén
    A person devoted to sensuous pleasure and luxurious living.
  29. xiǎng lè zhù yì zhě xǐ 'ài háo huá shē chǐ shēng huó de rén； xiǎng lè zhù yì zhě
    A devotee to sensuous and luxurious living; an epicure.
  30. zài luó mǎ dì guó de bǎn tú shàng zuì hòu jiàn dào de， biàn shì shǎo shù jǐ gè jiā zú suǒ yōng yòu de dà piàn dì chǎn。 yú shì wèile tā men de shē chǐ shēng huó， yǐ jí gèng duō dì wèile tā men de xuàn fù xīn lǐ， kāi shǐ shēng chǎn zuì 'áng guì de wù pǐn， ér tǔ dì gēngzhòng zhě zé biàn chéng liǎo nú lì， xiǎo diàn nóng yě jīhū chǔyú bèi nú yì de jìng dì。
    The Roman empire ultimately became covered with the vast landed possessions of a comparatively few families, for whose luxury,and still more for whose ostentation, the most costly products were raised, soil were slaves, or small tenants in a while the condition. cultivators of the soil were slaves, or small tenants in nearly servile condition.
  31. shē xiāng mù
    Tomb of She Xiang
  32. zài 17 hé 18 shì jì， zhōng guó yì shù、 jiàn zhù xué yǐ jí zhé xué， fēi cháng shòu dào xī fāng de xīn shǎng。 zhōng guó de shē chǐ pǐn， lì rú sī chóu、 chá hé cí qì dà shòu huān yíng， yě shēn kè de gǎi biàn liǎo yī xiē xī fāng rén de shēng huó fāng shì。
    In the 17th and 18th centuries, Chinese art, architecture and philosophy were much admired in the West, and Chinese luxury goods like silks, teas and porcelain were in great demand and transformed their way of life drastically.