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| 71. | Everything grew more and more extravagant. |
| 一切一切都越来越离奇荒诞。 |
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| 72. | Extravagant people never save money. |
| 奢侈的人攒不下钱。 |
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| 73. | London was an extravagant place. |
| 伦敦是个奢侈的地方。 |
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| 74. | Lofty and extravagant in speech; grandiloquent. |
| 言语傲慢的和夸大的；夸张的 |
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| 75. | Exhibiting extravagant or visionary opinions. |
| 空想的表现不切实际的或者异想天开的观点的 |
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| 76. | I'm not prone to extravagant fancies. |
| 我是不会好高骛远的。 |
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| 77. | 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. |
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| 78. | Extravagant members of the imperial court. |
| 浪费的皇家成员 |
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| 79. | It's altogether too extravagant for me |
| 这对我来说是太奢侈了 |
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| 80. | His wife was vain and extravagant. |
| 他的妻子虚荣、奢侈。 |
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