libertine

libertine音标

英 [ˈlɪbəti:n]

美 [ˈlɪbərti:n]

libertine基本释义

n.性行为放纵者；浪荡子；持自由思想者

adj.放荡的；不务正业的

libertine用法及例句

noun

1. a dissolute personusually a man who is morally unrestrained

Synonym: debaucheerounder

adj

1. unrestrained by convention or morality

e.g. Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic societydeplorably dissipated and degradedriotous livingfast women

Synonym: debaucheddegeneratedegradeddissipateddissoluteprofligateriotousfast

1. 登徒子；浪荡子；好色之徒If you refer to someone as a libertine, you mean that they are sexually immoral and do not care about the effect their behaviour has on other people.

e.g. ...a self-confessed coward, libertine, and scoundrel.自认是懦夫、登徒子和无赖的人

1. 放荡者：liberty 随意 | libertine 放荡者 | libretto 剧本

2. 性行为放纵者,浪荡子：288. lexicographer: 词典编纂人.| 289. libertine: 性行为放纵者,浪荡子.| 290. literati: 文人,学者.

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3. 性行为放纵者,浪荡的人：limerick 五行打油诗 | libertine 性行为放纵者,浪荡的人 | harangue 长篇指责性演说

4. 放荡者 浪子：mutineer 反叛者 背叛者 | libertine 放荡者 浪子 | benefactor 捐献者

The intellectual libertine who denies everything that cannot be certified by the senses.

出自：Joseph Parker

近义词

临近词

epicurean好享乐的

debauchee放荡者

degraded被贬低的

wanton淫乱的

rounder巡回者

riotous暴乱的

dissipated驱散，消散（动词diss...

baggage行李

dissolute放荡的

degenerate退化

debauched堕落的

corruptercorrupt的名词形式...

fast快的

profligate放荡的

libertine n.

liberty

Liberia

相关列句

I lost Ruth and gained an undeserved reputation as a potential libertine.(我失去了露丝，却冤枉地担上了准浪子的名声。)

Bellini had begun the job by painting "The Feast of the Gods" for the libertine duke, who wanted the best artists in Italy to paint canvases on themes of classical drunken revels.(贝里尼开始这项工作时为这个放荡不羁的贵族画了“众神宴”，因为后者想要意大利*杰出的艺术家在画布上为他展示古典的纵酒狂欢的题材。)

The transition from libertine to prig was so complete.(从自由不羁到一本正经，这样的转变实在是太彻底了。)

In Chinese classical literature, imperishable works tend to exhibit the misery caused by the limit in freedom and energy, expressing the libertine and grieving feelings.(在中国古代文学史上，千古流芳的忧生之作，往往比较多地表现对生命不自由和生命活力不能张扬的痛苦，表现由此而产生的旷达不羁、慷慨悲凉之情。)

One king was a fornicating libertine, another captivated by a strange animal, while one of the queens was obsessed by her wish for a child.(一位国王是与人私通的浪荡子，另一位国王被一种奇怪的动物所迷惑，还有一位王后迫切地想要个孩子。)

The wickedness of a loose or profane author is more atrocious than that of the giddy libertine , or drunken ravisher, not only because it extends its effects wider.(一个作家任性或亵渎的邪恶，比起轻率的浪子或醉酒的强盗还要残暴，不仅仅因为他们能把邪恶扩散到更大的范围内。)

I believe John is not a libertine any more.(我相信约翰不再是个浪子了。)