prodigal

adj.

浪费的；铺张的；挥霍的；慷慨的

释义

丰富的，大量的；富于 (of, with)；不吝惜的，十分慷慨的；

n.

浪费者，浪子；[动]军曹鱼；

复数：prodigals

prodigal son n. 悔改的罪人；回头的浪子

1. I hate the prodigal administration.
   我痛恨铺张浪费的行政机关。
2. They are prodigal in their expenditures.
   他们挥霍无度。
3. Destinies are very fatal for several and too prodigal or too protecting for others.
   对于一部分人，命运是残酷无晴的，而对于另一部分人，又过于慷慨或过于爱护。
4. The prodigal handouts should continue
   这些慷慨的施舍必须继续下去。
5. The prodigal handouts should continue.
   这些慷慨的施舍必须继续下去。

1. Those prodigals were put into prison.
   那些挥霍者被关进监狱。

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