wanton
英 [ˈwɒntən]
美 [ˈwɑːntən]
adj. 恶意的; 不怀好意的; 恣意的; 淫荡的; 淫乱的; 水性杨花的
n. 淫荡的人; 嬉闹的人
复数:wantons 现在分词:wantoning 过去式:wantoned 第三人称单数:wantons 过去分词:wantoned
Collins.1 / BNC.18971 / COCA.19031
牛津词典
adj.
- 恶意的;不怀好意的;恣意的
causing harm or damage deliberately and for no acceptable reason- wanton destruction
肆意破坏 - a wanton disregard for human life
全然不顾人的死活
- wanton destruction
- 淫荡的;淫乱的;水性杨花的
behaving in a very immoral way; having many sexual partners
柯林斯词典
- ADJ 有意伤害的;肆无忌惮的;恶意的
Awantonaction deliberately causes harm, damage, or waste without having any reason to.- ...this unnecessary and wanton destruction of our environment...
对我们环境毫无必要的肆意破坏 - Wanton violence is now becoming a regular feature of urban life.
肆无忌惮的暴行在城市生活中越来越司空见惯。
- ...this unnecessary and wanton destruction of our environment...
- ADJ-GRADED (女人)放荡的,淫乱的
If someone describes a woman aswanton, they disapprove of her because she clearly enjoys sex or has sex with a lot of men.- ...the idea that only wanton women have sexual passions.
认为只有放荡女人才有性激情的观念
- ...the idea that only wanton women have sexual passions.
双语例句
- She was surprised by a wanton thought that rushed into her mind.
一个放肆的念头在她心里闪过,叫她吃了一惊。 - The thin flour can be made into noodles or wanton skin that have special elasticity.
压薄的面皮便可以用来制作面条和云吞皮。 - Banks are capable of wanton speculation at home, too.
银行在本土也能够肆无忌惮地投机。 - The fundies believe that these wanton women know too much about sex.
专家相信放荡的女人对性更了解。 - You "gentleman" and the wanton thugs who say that freedom;
你们“绅士”地把肆无忌惮的暴徒说成自由人士; - If it makes the water wanton and wild, I will not row my boat by your bank.
如果我使水花飞溅,我就不在你的河边划船。 - I used to own now in this placid, once placed in the back of the wanton guffaw inside.
我习惯了现在这个波澜不惊的自己,曾经的恣意狂笑放到了背后里。 - Soft sand gently stroked? wanton sea breeze blowing in every body hair.
柔软的细沙轻轻地抚摸着脚丫,海风肆意地吹动身上的每一根毛发。 - And yet, if we give ourselves wholly to wanton vengeance, we sacrifice all we are and all we may become in the name of destruction.
最终,如果我们自己完全放纵复仇,我们牺牲我们的所有同时我们会变成破坏的代名词。 - It seemed still a wanton impulse, but she had grown more used to it.
这山似乎是一种放纵的冲动,但她已差不多习以为常;