splurges

英 [ˈsplɜːdʒɪz] 美 [ˈsplɜːrdʒɪz]

n.  乱花钱; 糟蹋钱; 挥霍
v.  乱花(钱); 糟蹋(钱); 挥霍
splurge的第三人称单数和复数



柯林斯词典

  1. VERB 挥霍
    If you splurge on something, you spend a lot of money, usually on things that you do not need.
    1. We splurged on Bohemian glass for gifts, and for ourselves.
      我们花了很多钱买波希米亚玻璃制品送人和自用。
    2. Splurge is also a noun.
    3. I'm confident that there's enough in the bank for a splurge on a great pair of shoes.
      我相信,银行里存有足够的钱能让我破费一回买双好鞋。

双语例句

  1. The conventional wisdom that shoppers regret splurges isn't true, research found.
    一般人认为购物者多是为自己乱花钱而后悔,但研究显示这种看法并不正确。
  2. Works steady& splurges on dinner out occasionally
    工作稳定-偶尔外出吃饭
  3. Problem is, the splurges don't always have the intended effect.
    问题在于,挥霍不是总能达到预期中的作用。
  4. Since protein takes time to digest, you'll feel satisfied for longer& which means less snacking and fewer calorie splurges throughout the day.
    由于蛋白质消化时间长,因而人就不容易感到饿,这意味着一天中人会少吃零食,也就减少了卡路里摄入。
  5. Similar state-directed lending splurges in the 1990s left companies laden with capital equipment they barely needed, and too much debt.
    上世纪90年代同样在国家指令下出现的信贷潮,曾令企业背负了大量基本不需要的资本设备,出现了过高负债。
  6. Fortunately, your instincts are usually right on target, so these splurges end up attracting even more wealth.
    还好你的举动都用对了地方,“挥霍”反而能吸纳更多的财富。
  7. A brand new hotel has opened up in the area which has got a bit of an edge as it splurges on to compete with us.
    在该地区有一个新酒店开张因其不惜血本、投入大笔资与我们竞争并崭露头角。