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1 to live extravagantly
• verschwenderischen Lebenswandel führenEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > to live extravagantly
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2 extravagantly
extravagantly [ɪk'strævəgəntlɪ]∎ to spend money extravagantly jeter l'argent par les fenêtres;∎ to live extravagantly mener grand train;∎ to entertain extravagantly recevoir sans regarder à la dépense;∎ an extravagantly furnished room une pièce meublée à grands frais ou luxueusement meublée;∎ extravagantly overpriced goods marchandises à des prix excessifs∎ extravagantly worded claims des affirmations fpl exagérées ou excessivesUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > extravagantly
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3 extravagantly
extravagantly [ɪkˈstrævəgəntlɪ][spend] sans compter ; [use] avec prodigalité ; [entertain] sans regarder à la dépense ; [furnish] avec luxe* * *[ɪk'strævəgəntlɪ]1) [furnished] luxueusement2) [praise, claim] à outrance -
4 extravagantly
adverbextravagant [ausstatten, sich kleiden]; verschwenderisch [benutzen, verbrauchen]; luxuriös, aufwendig [leben]; überschwänglich [loben]* * *adverb extravagant* * *ex·trava·gant·ly[ɪkˈstrævəgəntli]the table was laid out \extravagantly der Tisch war reich gedecktto be dressed \extravagantly extravagant gekleidet seinto be furnished \extravagantly teuer eingerichtet seinto live \extravagantly ein aufwändiges Leben führen2. (wastefully) verschwenderischhe spends his money \extravagantly er gibt sein Geld mit vollen Händen aus3. (lavishly) aufwändig, mit großem Aufwand* * *[Ik'strvəgəntlɪ]advhis extravagantly eccentric behaviour — sein extravagantes or übertriebenes Verhalten
3) (= flamboyantly) dress, behave extravagant* * *adverbextravagant [ausstatten, sich kleiden]; verschwenderisch [benutzen, verbrauchen]; luxuriös, aufwendig [leben]; überschwänglich [loben]* * *adv.überspannt adv. -
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1) ( luxuriously) verschwenderisch;( flamboyantly) extravagant;the table was laid out \extravagantly der Tisch war reich gedeckt;to be dressed \extravagantly extravagant gekleidet sein;to be furnished \extravagantly teuer eingerichtet sein;to live \extravagantly ein aufwendiges Leben führen2) ( wastefully) verschwenderisch;he spends his money \extravagantly er gibt sein Geld mit vollen Händen aus3) ( lavishly) aufwendig, mit großem Aufwand -
6 extravagantly
adv. 1. расипнички (троши/користи/живее); live extravagantly расипнички живее2. екстравагантно, луксузно (опремува/украсува/се облекува); be extrava gantly elegant екстравагантно елегантен е -
7 live up
◆ live upvt* * *vt always separateto live it up (inf) — die Puppen tanzen lassen (inf); (extravagantly) in Saus und Braus leben
in my young days we really knew how to live it up — in meiner Jugend wussten wir noch, wie man sich so richtig auslebt
* * *A v/i:live up to seinen Grundsätzen etc gemäß leben, seinem Ruf etc gerecht werden, den Erwartungen etc entsprechen, ein Versprechen etc haltenB v/t:live it up umga) auf den Putz hauen umg,b) sich ein angenehmes Leben machen -
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adverb de manera exageradatr[ɪk'strævəgəntlɪ]1 (luxuriously) lujosamente; (wastefully) de manera excesiva2 (extremely) excesivamente; (unusually) de manera estrafalaria, de manera exageradaextravagantly [ɪk'strævɪgəntli, ɛk-] adv1) lavishly: a lo grande2) excessively: exageradamente, desmesuradamenteɪk'strævəgəntlia) (lavishly, wastefully) <live/celebrate> a lo grandeb) <dress/behave> de manera extravagante; < praise> exageradamente, desmesuradamente[ɪks'trævǝɡǝntlɪ]ADV1) (=wastefully, lavishly) [spend] profusamente, con gran despilfarro; [live, decorate] por todo lo alto, con todo lujothe room was extravagantly furnished — la habitación estaba amueblada por todo lo alto or con mucho lujo
2) (=exaggeratedly) [praise, thank] excesivamente, exageradamente; [dress, behave] de forma extravagante* * *[ɪk'strævəgəntli]a) (lavishly, wastefully) <live/celebrate> a lo grandeb) <dress/behave> de manera extravagante; < praise> exageradamente, desmesuradamente -
9 live
I.A vtr1 ( conduct) vivre ; to live one's life vivre sa vie ; to live a normal/peaceful/healthier life vivre normalement/paisiblement/plus sainement ; to live a life of luxury/crime vivre dans le luxe/crime ; to live the life of a recluse/a saint vivre en reclus/comme un saint ; if I could live my life over again si je pouvais revivre ma vie ; you can't live your children's lives for them vous ne pouvez pas vivre à la place de vos enfants ; to live one's faith/one's politics vivre sa foi/sa politique ;2 ( undergo) vivre [experience].B vi1 ( dwell) [animal] vivre ; [person] gen vivre, habiter (with avec) ; ( in permanent dwelling) habiter ; they live at number 7 ils habitent au numéro 7 ; three sons still living at home trois fils qui vivent encore à la maison ; animals that live underground des animaux qui vivent sous terre ; to live together/apart/alone vivre ou habiter ensemble/séparément/seul ; to live in vivre dans, habiter [house, apartment] ; it isn't fit to live in c'est insalubre ; he's not very easy to live with il n'est pas très facile à vivre ; Devon is a nice place to live il fait bon vivre dans le Devon ; have you found anywhere to live yet? avez-vous trouvé à vous loger? ; he lives at the library/doctor's iron il est toujours fourré ○ à la bibliothèque/chez le médecin ; he lives in his jeans il est toujours en jean ;2 ( lead one's life) vivre ; to live happily/extravagantly vivre heureux/de manière extravagante ; to live in luxury/poverty vivre dans le luxe/la pauvreté ; we live in the computer age nous vivons à l'ère de l'informatique ; to live for ne vivre que pour [sport, work, family] ; to live in hope/fear/etc (of sth/of doing) vivre dans l'espoir/la peur (de qch/de faire) ; to live through sth vivre [experience, period] ; to live without vivre sans [person] ; se passer de [drugs, TV, electricity] ; they lived happily ever after ( in story) ils vécurent heureux et eurent beaucoup d'enfants ;3 ( remain alive) gen, fig vivre ; ( survive) survivre ; to live to be eighty/ninety vivre jusqu'à l'âge de quatre-vingts/quatre-vingt-dix ans ; nothing can live in this environment rien ne peut vivre dans ce milieu ; his grandfather is still living son grand-père vit toujours ; as long as I live, I'll… tant que je vivrai, je… ; you'll regret this for as long as you live vous le regretterez toute votre vie ; she 's only got two months to live il ne lui reste que deux mois à vivre ; I don't think he'll live je ne pense pas qu'il survive ; the memory will live in my heart forever le souvenir vivra toujours dans mon cœur ; these plants live through the hardest of winters ces plantes survivent à l'hiver le plus rude ; she'll not live through the night elle ne passera pas la nuit ; I'll live! hum je n'en mourrai pas! ; I've got nothing left to live for je n'ai plus de raison de vivre ; to live to regret sth en venir à regretter qch ; long live democracy/the King! vive la démocratie/le roi! ;4 (subsist, maintain existence) vivre ; to live by hunting/begging vivre en chassant/en mendiant ; to live by one's pen vivre de sa plume ; to live by one's wits vivre d'expédients ; to live on ou off vivre de [fruit, interest, profits, charity, promises] ; vivre sur [wage, capital] ; to live off sb se faire entretenir par qn ; his wages aren't enough to live on son salaire ne suffit pas pour le faire vivre ; her children live on junk food ses enfants ne mangent que des cochonneries ○ ; enough food to live on for a week assez de nourriture pour une semaine ; to live out of tins/the freezer vivre de conserves/de surgelés ;5 ( put up with) to live with accepter [illness, situation, consequences] ; supporter [noise, décor] ; to learn to live with sth apprendre à accepter qch ; to live with oneself vivre en paix avec soi-même ; to live with the fact that admettre que ; ‘Living with Aids’ journ ‘au cœur du sida’ ;6 ( experience life) vivre ; this is what I call living c'est ce que j'appelle vivre ; come on! live a little! allez viens! laisse-toi vivre! ; she's really lived elle a beaucoup vécu ; you haven't lived until you've been to… tu n'as rien vu tant que tu n'es pas allé à…live and let live il faut être tolérant ; to live it up ○ faire la fête ○ ; to live on fresh air vivre d'amour et d'eau fraîche ; you live and learn on apprend tous les jours ; I'll never live it down! je ne pourrai plus marcher la tête haute! ; to live sth down faire oublier qch.■ live in [teacher, caretaker] avoir un logement de fonction ; [pupil] être interne ; [care assistant] résider sur place ; [nanny, maid] être logé et nourri.■ live on:■ live out:▶ live out [cook, nanny] ne pas être logé ; [care assistant, teacher] vivre en ville ; [pupil] être externe ;▶ live out [sth]1 ( survive) passer [winter, day] ; I don't think he'll live out the week je ne crois pas qu'il passera la semaine ;2 ( spend) to live out the rest of one's days somewhere finir ses jours quelque part ;3 ( enact) vivre [fantasies].■ live up to [person] être fidèle à [principles, standards] ; [person] répondre à [expectations] ; [person] se montrer digne de [name, social position] ; [person] être à la hauteur de [reputation] ; [product] ne pas démentir [advertising].II.A adj1 ( not dead) [person, animal, bait] vivant ; live birth naissance f d'un enfant viable ; real live en chair et en os ;2 Radio, TV ( not recorded) [band, broadcast, orchestra] en direct ; [concert, performance, show, recording] sur scène ; [theatre] vivant ; [album] enregistré sur scène ; [communications] public/-ique ; before a live audience devant un public ;3 Elec sous tension ;6 ( topical) [issue] d'actualité. -
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1. v наслаждаться; находить удовольствие2. v роскошествовать, жить в роскоши, предаваться излишествам3. v буйно, пышно расти, разрастатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. grow (verb) abound; grow; increase; thrive2. indulge (verb) bask; delight; indulge; live extravagantly; overdo; prosper; relish; revel; roll; rollick; wallow; welter -
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1. n запор, задвижка2. n мор. швартов3. n геол. первый твёрдый слой породыhard and fast — непоколебимый; твёрдый; жёсткий ; строго определённый; незыблемый, раз навсегда установленный
4. n припайfast ice belt — припай, береговой лёд
5. a прочный, крепкий6. a твёрдый7. a прочный, прочно закреплённый или прикреплённый8. a нелиняющий, прочный9. a стойкий, верный10. a арх. крепко спящий11. a арх. крепкий, глубокий12. adv прочно, крепко, твёрдо13. adv накрепко14. adv верно, преданно15. a скорый, быстрый16. a приспособленный для быстрого движения или быстрой ездыfast track — линия, приспособленная для быстрого движения поездов
fast access — быстрая выборка; быстрый доступ
17. a спешащий18. a неточный, показывающий больший весfast drilling fluid — буровой раствор, позволяющий вести проходку с высокой скоростью
19. a легкомысленный, фривольныйthe fast set — кутилы, гуляки
to lead a fast life — вести беспутную жизнь, прожигать жизнь
20. adv быстро, скоро21. adv легкомысленно; беспутно22. n постfast day, a day for a general fast — постный день
23. n голодание; строгая диета24. n голодовка25. v поститься26. v голодать, не естьСинонимический ряд:1. active (adj.) active; alert; apace; chop-chop; energetic; expeditiously2. breakneck (adj.) accelerated; breakneck; brief; brisk; celeritous; expeditious; expeditive; fleet; flying; harefooted; hasty; hurried; posthaste; quick; raking; rapid; snappy; speedy; swift3. completely (adj.) completely; fully; soundly4. deceptive (adj.) deceptive; inconstant; insincere; unreliable5. dissipate (adj.) dissipate; dissipated; extravagant; prodigal; profligate; reckless; unmoral6. easy (adj.) easy; light; loose; unchaste; wanton; whorish7. enduring (adj.) enduring; staunch; steadfast; unwavering8. faithful (adj.) allegiant; ardent; constant; deep; faithful; liege; loyal; profound; resolute; sound; steady; true9. fastened (adj.) adherent; closed; fastened; fixed; immovable; knotted; set; stanch; stationary; tied10. firmly (adj.) firmly; fixedly; solidly; tenaciously11. hurriedly (adj.) hurriedly; speedily; swiftly12. indelible (adj.) indelible13. inescapable (adj.) inescapable; inextricable14. licentious (adj.) incontinent; lascivious; lecherous; lewd; libertine; libidinous; licentious; lustful; randy; salacious; satyric15. permanent (adj.) durable; eternal; lasting; permanent16. resistant (adj.) impregnable; resistant; strong17. sure (adj.) firm; secure; solid; stable; sure; tenacious; tight18. wild (adj.) devil-may-care; dissolute; gay; raffish; rakehell; rakish; sporty; wild19. abstinence (noun) abstinence; fasting20. famish (verb) famish; forbear; starve21. extravagantly (other) extravagantly; prodigally; recklessly; wildly22. hard (other) firm; firmly; fixedly; hard; securely; solidly; steadfastly; tenaciously; tight; tightly; unshakeably23. rapidly (other) apace; at breakneck speed; at full blast; at the double (British); at top speed; by leaps and bounds; chop-chop; double-quick; expeditiously; flat out; flat-out; fleetly; full tilt; hastily; lickety-split; like a bat out of hell; like a flash; like a shot (colloquial); like the wind; on the double (US); posthaste; post-haste; presto; promptly; pronto; quick; quickly; rapidly; soon; speedily; swift; swiftlyАнтонимический ряд:defenceless; dilatory; disloyal; dull; exemplary; faithless; feeble; good; heavy; impermanent; insecure; lethargic; loose; mobile; slow; transient
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