luxuriate
luxuriate 英 [lʌgˈʒʊərieɪt] 美 [lʌgˈʒʊrieɪt]
vi. 沉溺；繁茂；生活奢侈
进行时:luxuriating 过去式:luxuriated 过去分词:luxuriated 第三人称单数:luxuriates 名词复数:luxuriates
- To luxuriate is to enjoy yourself extravagantly or to an extreme degree. Luxuriate can also mean to thrive, like a plant that grows wildly.
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- vi. 沉溺；繁茂；生活奢侈
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1. Instead, relish or luxuriate in whatever you're doing at the present moment—what psychologists call savoring.
取而代之的是，欣赏或纵情享受你在当下时刻所做的任何事——心理学家称之为品味。
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2. Greek islands want them and their families to come luxuriate in the Aegean, and powerhouse European soccer clubs want them to stand on their sidelines.
希腊希望他们和他们的家人到爱琴海尽情享受，而欧洲的足球俱乐部希望他们可以去欧洲看球。
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3. For Comus, nature has given us all of her riches and it's our duty, it's our obligation, to spend them, to consume them, and to luxuriate in nature's generosity.
科玛斯认为，自然赋予我们她所有的财富，我们有职责有义务去使用消费它们，自然如此慷慨大方，我们有义务去享用。
- luxuriate (v.) 1620s, "grow exuberantly or in abundance," also "indulge in luxury," from Latin luxuriatus, past participle of luxuriare "have to excess," figuratively "run riot, be dissolute, indulge to excess," from luxuria "excess, rankness, luxuriance" (see luxury). Related: Luxuriated; luxuriating.
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