lavishly
adv. 非常大方地,浪費地,極其豐富地
If you describe something as lavish, you mean that it is very elaborate and impressive and a lot of money has been spent on it.
...a lavish party to celebrate Bryan's fiftieth birthday...
慶祝布賴恩50壽辰的盛大宴會
He staged the most lavish productions of Mozart...
他組織了一場空前盛大的莫扎特作品演奏會。
If you say that spending, praise, or the use of something is lavish, you mean that someone spends a lot or that something is praised or used a lot.
Critics attack his lavish spending and flamboyant style...
評論家抨擊他大肆揮霍、恣意張揚的作風。
The book drew lavish praise from literary critics.
文學評論家們對此書好評如潮。
If you say that someone is lavish in the way they behave, you mean that they give, spend, or use a lot of something.
American reviewers are lavish in their praise of this book...
美國評論家們對該書不吝讚美之詞。
He was always a lavish spender.
他花錢總是大手大腳。
If you lavish money, affection, or praise on someone or something, you spend a lot of money on them or give them a lot of affection or praise.
Prince Sadruddin lavished praise on Britain's contributions to world diplomacy...
薩德魯丁王子大力讚揚英國對世界外交作出的貢獻。
The emperor promoted the general and lavished him with gifts.
皇帝擢升了將軍並賞給他豐厚的禮物。
1. in a wasteful manner;
2. in a rich and lavish manner;
Entertaining in style needn't mean spending lavishly.
待客隆重並不意味著要大肆鋪張。
The room was lavishly decorated with tinsel and holly.
房間用了大量的金屬箔和冬青枝裝飾,十分奢華.
He went on spending lavishly until his money was at the end.
他繼續揮霍無度,直到把錢用光為止.
His house was lavishly adorned.
他的屋子裝飾得很華麗.
The book is lavishly illustrated in full colour.
這本書裡有大量全綵插圖.