splurging

英 [ˈsplɜːdʒɪŋ]

美 [ˈsplɜːrdʒɪŋ]

v.  乱花(钱); 糟蹋(钱); 挥霍
splurge的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 挥霍
  If yousplurge onsomething, 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. Splurgeis 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

• American women have a habit of splurging for unnecessary items whereas French women make a habit of purchasing maybe 10 indispensable clothing items each year.
  美国女性会胡乱花钱买些不必要的东西，而法国女性每年也许会购买10件必须的衣服。
• Splurging on "treats," like shopping, drinking, or ice cream, can cheer you up for a minute, but then make you feel worse when regret and guilt set in.
  用购物、喝酒、吃冰淇淋无度地”款待“自己能让你短暂的心情感到愉快，可是当你后悔、愧疚的时候会让你感觉更糟糕。
• But I would bet that splurging and bling will come back as soon as the rich feel rich again.
  不过我敢打赌，等到有钱人再次觉得自己有钱了，大肆挥霍和购买奢侈品的行为会立刻回归。
• Of course, he'd get a scolding for his occasional splurging, but it was all done with the best intention.
  当然，他偶尔的挥霍也会惹来母亲的责骂，但是每次父亲的钱都是用在最善意的意图上的。
• The economy could stand to rely a little less on housing and consumer splurging and a little more on exports and investment in new industries.
  美国经济可以减少一些对住房市场和消费者开支的依赖，增加一些对出口和投资新兴产业的依赖。
• Asian wine collectors, the most active buyers in the market just a few years ago, have turned less enthusiastic on fine Bordeaux but are still splurging on top-flight Burgundy.
  就在几年之前，亚洲的葡萄酒收藏家还是该市场上最活跃的买家，但他们现在对波尔多（Bordeaux）葡萄酒的兴趣已下降，但仍会对顶级的勃艮第（Burgundy）葡萄酒一掷千金。
• They say they are being frugal, but really they are splurging like it is2007.
  他们口称现在很节俭，但实际上他们如2007年一样挥霍。
• However, splurging the origin of modern firm theory, the majority of scholars, including some academics in our domestic had such a popular misconception: the modern firm theory began in Coase.
  然而在追溯现代企业理论的起源时，大多数学者包括我们国内的一些学者中却存在这样一个流行的误解：现代企业理论始自科斯。
• Splurging doesn't feel as good as it used to.
  挥霍无度不再像过去那样让人感觉良好了。
• Research shows that eliminating negative experiences ( like, worry associated with debt) makes you three to five times more happy than creating a positive experience ( like, splurging on something).
  然而，研究发现消除消极（比如担心还贷）会让你比乱花钱这样的事情多出三到五倍的幸福感哦。