splurge

英 [splɜːdʒ]

美 [splɜːrdʒ]

n.  乱花钱; 糟蹋钱; 挥霍
v.  乱花(钱); 糟蹋(钱); 挥霍

过去分词：splurged　现在分词：splurging　复数：splurges　过去式：splurged　第三人称单数：splurges　

GRE

BNC.37793 / COCA.18415

牛津词典

noun

• 乱花钱；糟蹋钱；挥霍
  an act of spending a lot of money on sth that you do not really need

verb

• 乱花（钱）；糟蹋（钱）；挥霍
  to spend a lot of money on sth that you do not really need

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。

英英释义

noun

• any act of immoderate indulgence
  1. an orgy of shopping
  2. an emotional binge
  3. a splurge of spending
  Synonym:orgybinge
• an ostentatious display (of effort or extravagance etc.)

verb

• be showy or ostentatious
• indulge oneself
  1. I splurged on a new TV
  Synonym:fling

双语例句

• We decided to splurge on the pink garoupa from the selection of live seafood.
  我们决定选择品尝海鲜中的粉红色石斑鱼。
• When you feel the need to splurge, buy knowledge and EXPERIENCES instead.
  当你想挥霍时，那就买知识和经验吧。
• We used to have lunch in a restaurant and then perhaps splurge on a movie.
  我们过去常去餐馆吃午饭，然后或许再花上许多钱去看场电影。
• To splurge on take pizza when you've already cooked dinner.
  都做好饭了，你还浪费钱去买外卖比萨饼。
• Let's splurge on a fried chicken for one time.
  我们就奢侈一次买只炸鸡吧。
• Its basic character is splurge, vogue and devour.
  炫耀性、时尚性和挥霍性是消费主义的基本特征。
• This is a time when it is difficult to stay within a budget or on a diet, as your tendency is to splurge on beautiful things and to enjoy yourself as much as possible.
  这时候很难坚持一项预算或节食，因为你倾向于为了漂亮的事物而挥霍，尽量让自己得到享受。
• Though nationwide spending has slowed on fears of a slumping economy, this set is continuing to splurge on pricey home improvements, wine and spirits, cars and clothes.
  虽然由于对经济滑坡的担心，全国范围消费放缓，这群人依然对昂贵的家庭改进、酒类、汽车和衣服上一掷千金。
• I had a splurge and bought two new suits.
  我大手大脚花了一笔钱买了两套新衣服。
• Managers may also have learned a lesson from the investment splurge of the 1990s.
  经理人们还有可能是在上世纪90年代投资烧钱热中学到了教训。