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| 71. | extravagant praise; exuberant compliments; overweening ambition; overweening greed. |
| 过度的赞扬；过度的恭维；过度的野心；过度的贪欲。 |
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| 72. | His eldest son was careless and extravagant. |
| 他的大儿子是个无所用心、挥霍无度的人。 |
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| 73. | 1.luxurious; 2.sumptuous; palatial3.extravagant splendor |
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| 74. | 1.a young master; 2.an extravagant man |
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| 75. | A foolish, unreasoning, or extravagant passion or attraction. |
| 着迷愚蠢的，非理性的或过分的激情或迷恋 |
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| 76. | The world had made him extravagant and vain. |
| 世俗使他变得放荡不羁，虚荣自负。 |
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| 77. | An object of extravagant, short-lived passion. |
| 令人痴迷之物激起强烈而又短暂感情的物体 |
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| 78. | 1.luxurious; extravagant; lavish; opulent; 2.showily rich |
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| 79. | The firm is big on extravagant promotion drives. |
| 这家公司正大搞推销运动. |
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| 80. | Their extravagant life-style plunged them into debt. |
| 他们生活方式奢侈, 背上了很多债. |
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