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1 immoderate
[ɪ'mɒdərət]aggettivo form. immoderato, smodato* * *immoderate /ɪˈmɒdərət/a.immoderato; smoderato; smodato; eccessivo: immoderate spending, spese eccessiveimmoderately avv.* * *[ɪ'mɒdərət]aggettivo form. immoderato, smodato -
2 extravagant
adjective1) (wasteful) verschwenderisch; aufwendig [Lebensstil]; teuer [Geschmack]2) (immoderate) übertrieben [Benehmen, Lob, Eifer, Begeisterung usw.]3) (beyond bounds of reason) abwegig [Theorie, Frage, Einfall]* * *[ik'strævəɡənt]1) (using or spending too much; wasteful: He's extravagant with money; an extravagant use of materials/energy.) verschwenderisch2) ((of ideas, emotions etc) exaggerated or too great: extravagant praise.) übertrieben•- academic.ru/86844/extravagantly">extravagantly- extravagance* * *ex·trava·gant[ɪkˈstrævəgənt]1. (flamboyant) person, style extravagant2. (luxurious) meal, vegetation üppigto lead an \extravagant life ein Leben im Luxus führen\extravagant lifestyle aufwändiger Lebensstilto have \extravagant tastes einen teuren Geschmack haben3. (wasteful) verschwenderisch* * *[ɪk'strvəgənt]adjto be extravagant with electricity — verschwenderisch mit Strom umgehen, Strom verschwenden
your extravagant spending habits — deine Angewohnheit, das Geld mit vollen Händen auszugeben
cooking a whole chicken may seem extravagant — es scheint vielleicht übertrieben, ein ganzes Huhn zu kochen
it isn't really extravagant to rent a car —
2) (= lavish) gift, luxury teuer, extravagant; price überhöht; lifestyle aufwendig, aufwändig, luxuriös; party, entertainment aufwendig, aufwändig; designs, style, dress ausgefallen, extravagant3) (= flamboyant) person extravagant; behaviour, gesture, praise, contempt, claim, promise übertrieben; (= absurd) idea, theory abwegigto be extravagant in one's praise of sb/sth —
* * *extravagant adj (adv extravagantly)1. verschwenderisch2. übermäßig, übertrieben, -spannt, verstiegen, extravagant3. ausschweifend, zügellos* * *adjective1) (wasteful) verschwenderisch; aufwendig [Lebensstil]; teuer [Geschmack]2) (immoderate) übertrieben [Benehmen, Lob, Eifer, Begeisterung usw.]3) (beyond bounds of reason) abwegig [Theorie, Frage, Einfall]* * *adj.verschwenderisch adj.überspannt adj. -
3 consuming
a всепоглощающийconsuming ambition — честолюбие, снедающее человека
Синонимический ряд:1. gripping (adj.) absorbing; engrossing; enthralling; gripping; monopolizing2. immoderate (adj.) devastating; exhausting; harmful; immoderate; wasteful3. absorbing (verb) absorbing; engrossing; monopolising; monopolizing; preoccupying; sewing up4. eating (verb) devouring; eating; eating up; feeding on; ingesting; partaking; partaking of; taking5. polishing off (verb) polishing off; punishing; putting away; putting down; shifting; swilling6. spending (verb) depleting; draining; exhausting; expending; finishing; going; play out; run through; running through; spending; use up; using up; washing up7. swallowing (verb) consuming; devouring; dispatching; eat up; put away; swallowing8. wasting (verb) blowing; blundering away; casting away; dissipating; dribbling away; driveling or drivelling; fool away; fooling away; fritter away; frittering; frivoling away or frivolling away; muddling away; riot away; rioting away; squandering; throw away; throwing away; trifle away; trifling away; wasting
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