-同义词和反义词
词性:|adjective|
例句1. he held lavish dinner parties at his home
例句2. he was lavish with his hospitality
-lavishing的不同词性形态
例句
Since her coming to the Rong Mansion, the Lady Dowager had been lavishing affection on her, treating her in every respect just like Baoyu so that Yingchun, Tanchun and Xichun, the Jia girls, all had to take a back seat.
如今且说林黛玉自在荣府以来,贾母万般怜爱,寝食起居,一如宝玉,迎春,探春,惜春三个亲孙女倒且靠后
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||1: Mr Gingrich lost despite lavishing attention on both states. ||2: In the week leading up to election day he held 15 rallies in Alabama and Mississippi, more by far than either of his rivals. But the advertising war was predictably fierce, with the vast majority of ads funded by so-called Super PACs (political action committees) rather than the campaigns themselves. ||3: In that battle the efforts of Restore Our Future, the Super PAC backing Mr Romney, dwarfed those of its rivals. ||4: Still, Mr Romney’s few campaign appearances were token and awkward, and the Massachusetts moderate continues to struggle with the party’s conservative base. ||5: In Mississippi he won less than a quarter of voters who described themselves as “very conservative”.
||1:尽管Gingrich在阿拉巴马州和密西西比州获得了大量的关注,但还是失败了。||2: 他在选举日前一周举行了15次造势集会,远远多于竞争对手,但是,广告战争还是和预见的一样惨烈,绝大多数广告赞助来自所谓的政治行动委员会(Super PACs),而不是他们自己。 ||3:在这场战役中,支持Romney的超级政行会“重塑我们的未来”所花的经费大大超过了他所有的对手。||4:尽管如此,Romney仅有的几次竞选也只具有象征意义并且显得笨拙不堪,与此同时,这位马萨诸塞州的温和派(Romney)在争取共和党保守基层这一点上依然困难重重。||5:在密西西比州内自称为“非常保守”的选民群体中,Romney只赢得了不到四分之一的选票。(选民认为Romney不是真正的保守派)
Venture capitalists are lavishing money on hundreds of newcomers, in industries from biotech to electric vehicles.
从生物技术到电动汽车等行业,风险资本家正在向各个领域里的成百上千家新企业投入大量资金。
|adjective|
1.(of a person) very generous or extravagant.
‘he was _lavish_ with his hospitality’
‘He was _lavish_ with her, but not like the movie would have you believe.’
2.Spent or given in profusion.
‘ _lavish_ praise’
‘This is a genuine reflection of his entire approach which in recent days has evoked _lavish_ praise in the financial press on both sides of the English Channel.’
3.Sumptuously rich, elaborate, or luxurious.
‘a _lavish_ banquet’
‘There were various celebrations honoring the gods, often accompanied by _lavish_ banquets.’
|verb|
1.Bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities on.
‘the media couldn't _lavish_ enough praise on the film’
‘He was riding on the success of the publications of The Happy Prince, Dorian Gray and the staging of Lady Windermere's Fan in 1892, _lavishing_ gifts on his friends.’
2.Give someone generous amounts of.
‘he was _lavished_ with gifts’
‘Nicky works in the evening as an insurance claims handler - she admits that she _lavishes_ Lewis with too much attention during the day.’
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