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lavish
adj.浪費的(wasteful)
My neighbors spoiled their children with lavish gifts.
我的鄰居用奢侈的禮物寵壞了他們的孩子。
luxurious
adj.奢侈的(expensive,costly)
prodigal
adj.浪費的(extravagant,wasteful)
squander
vt.浪費(dissipate,waste)
He was not at all shameful when squandering his family fortune on gambling.
當他把家財揮霍在賭博上時，一點也不感到丟人。
sumptuous
adj.奢侈的，華麗的(luxurious,costly)
He likes big meals, so I cook sumptuous ones.
他喜歡大餐，所以我做了一頓豐盛的。
spendthrift
n.揮霍者
Tax payers are critical of spendthrift bureaucrats.
納稅人對揮霍無度的官僚持批評態(tài)度。
profligate
adj.揮霍無度的，揮金如土的(extravagant)
deluxe
adj.豪華的，華麗的
dissipate
v.消散;浪費(squander,waste)
Francis dissipated his large fortune inherited from his grandfather in a few years.
弗朗西斯在幾年里就把他從祖父那里繼承來的一大筆財產揮霍光了。
accomplished
adj.熟練的(experienced,skillful)
Bill is the most accomplished musician I have ever known.
比爾是我所認識的最有造詣的音樂家。
adept
ad.擅長的(adroit,apt)
Mary is very adept at playing pianos.
瑪麗非常擅長彈鋼琴。
deft
adj.靈巧的，熟練的(skillful,adroit)
The pianist's deft fingers were delightful to watch.
這位鋼琴家靈巧的手指令人賞心悅目。
facility
n.熟練(proficiency);(復數)工具
To write well, you need to have facility of language.
要寫好作品，你需要有語言能力。
familiarize
vt.熟悉
It is important to familiarize yourself with a foreign language nowadays.
現(xiàn)在熟悉一門外語很重要。
