放纵的英语单词怎么写

放纵的英语单词：indulge

读音：英 [ɪn'dʌldʒ] 　 　 美 [ɪn'dʌldʒ]

vt. 迁就；纵情于；放任

vi. 放纵自己于 ...

词汇搭配

1、indulge seldom 难得放任

2、indulge excessively 过分地纵容

3、indulge freely 过度纵容

4、indulge habitually 经常纵酒

常见句型：

1、Or you can indulge them.

你也可以去纵容他们。

2、They are nothing to do people find out indulge yourself doing nothing.

他们是无事可做的人找出来放任自己无事可做的借口。

3、Without you I indulge in every corner of the world.

没有你的时候我游走放纵在世界每一个角落。

扩展资料：

词语用法

1、indulge的基本意思是“放纵”自己的欲望,尤其是无法实现或应加以控制的欲望,即“沉湎于”。如用于他人,则意为“放任”“纵容”。

2、indulge可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时接名词或代词作宾语。宾语后常接介词in或with引起的短语,表示“听从或放任某人做某事”。

3、indulge作“纵情,沉溺”解时,是不及物动词,后接介词“in+名词/动名词”,表示“尽情、无节制地做某事或享受”,这种用法实际上是及物动词后面省略作宾语的反身代词后形成的。

词义辨析

indulge, baby, humour, mollycoddle, pamper, spoil这组词都可表示过分投合别人或自己的欲望或感情。

1、indulge指迁就或放任别人应该节制的欲望或欲念,但不含有非难之意;

2、baby指像对小孩一样听之任之;

3、humour指短时间内顺从或迎合他人的愿望、心情或癖性;

4、mollycoddle指对某人的健康或舒服过分照料,暗示有产生娇气的危险;

5、pamper指极度地纵容,尤指过分注重享受;

6、spoil指长时间的溺爱,暗示对一个人的个性产生了不良的影响。

indulgent是什么意思

indulgent意思：

adj. 纵容的；任性的；宽容的；溺爱的

一、读音：英 [ɪn'dʌldʒənt]；美 [ɪn'dʌldʒənt] 　 　

二、例句：

They are indulgent parents.

他们对子女很纵容。

三、词汇搭配：

1、self-indulgent 放纵的

2、indulgent parents 溺爱孩子的父母...

扩展资料：

近义词：tolerant

一、意思：adj. 宽容的；容忍的

二、读音：英 ['tɒlərənt]；美 ['tɑːlərənt] 　 　

三、例句：

As a man, you should be tolerant and magnanimous.

一个男人家，应该宽容大度些！

四、词汇搭配：

1、fault-tolerant concept 容错概念

2、fault-tolerant logic 容错逻辑

3、fault-tolerant system 容错系统

不会背单词？看看以下方法

背词的最高目标是学会运用，方式就是造句，以下就是我的例子:

1.bargain v.讨价还价 n.廉价货; 交易; 合同

例句:Hunt for bargain when booking flights and you might be able to save enough to take thta extra trip anywhy.

造句: Hunt for bargains when choosing books and you might get more books to read with the same money.

drive a bargain 讨价还价

例句:  Drive a bargain, or you are certain to be overcharged.

造句: My mother is excellent at driving a bargain, and always get goods in good quality and reasonable price.

2. rampage vi.狂暴的行动 n.狂暴行径

on the rampage 闹事

例:A gang of teenager who went on the rampage **ashing several cars in Leith are caught by the police.

造句:The gang of foreign soilders who went on the rampage robing, **ashing and burning the The Summer palace are still at large.

3. void n.空间，真空 adj. 空的，空虚的; 无效的，作废的

例: The thief turned at the corner of the street and vanished into the void.

造句: The man who made my heart battering and my blood boiling turned under the glittering lamplight and vanished into the void, left me in this pitch darkness. I found that I was all by myself and nothing was heard except the pit-a-pat of rain drops.

例: Jane often waken out of the glorious dreams, and found them all void and vain .

造句: Jia Baoyu waken out of the chamber of red dreams, and found them all void and vain.

4.impotent adj. 无能的， 无力量的

例: For centuries, medicine was impotent and hence unproblematic. From the Greeks to the Great War, its job was simple: to struggle with lethal disease and gross disabilities, to ensure live births, and to manage pain.

造句: For centuries, tradition was impotent and hence unproblematic. From the West to the East, its job was simple: to internalize people from other places, to ensure the common feeling, to make people have a sense of ceremony.

5. salient adj.显著的，非常重要的;凸起的

n.(战线等的)突出部分;凸起

例: Parker had a consent **ile underneath a salient straight nose.

造句: He is salient in height compared with other students in class.

6.supply n.供给之物

例: We know that solar energy is inexhaustible in supply.

造句: The fossil energy is exhaustible in supply.

7.devious adj. 迂回的，曲折的; 不坦率的，不诚实的

例: They took the devious route home to avoid the crowds on the main road.

例: "This theif is as crafty as fox and he will take the devious route to get what he want." The detective said thoughtfully, with his finger stroking his chin.

例: The man got rich by devious ways and eventually he owned nothing.

造句: Junzi is unwilling to get rich by devioud ways, and common man is not.

8.indulgent 纵容的，放纵的; 宽容的，过于宽厚的

    1.tending to allow **. to have or do whatever they want

例:indulgent parents

    2.willing or too willing too ignore the weakness in **./sth. to take an indulgent view of sth. 宽宏大量看某事

例:He had been a strict father but was indulgent to his grandchildren.

9.domineering

trying to control other people without thinking about their feelings

He was stubborn and domineering with a very bad temper.

10.in principle 从原则上

例: The thought, in principle, is very reasonable.

造句:The way he behaves, in principle, is wayward and incalculable.