单词 | indulgence |
释义 | indulgence (ɪndʌldʒəns ) Word forms: indulgences variable noun Indulgence means treating someone with special kindness, often when it is not a good thing. The king's indulgence towards his sons angered the business community. [+ towards] For a moment he allowed himself the indulgence of examining his feelings for her. The car is one of my few indulgences. Synonyms: luxury, treat, extravagance, favour Collocations: occasional indulgence I find it easier to balance healthy eating during the week with the occasional indulgence. Times, Sunday Times Unless you are 14, lip gloss should be an occasional indulgence in these sophisticated times. Times, Sunday Times While flexitarians may view the flexitarian diet as occasional indulgences, vegetarians may strongly resent the term and view it as cheating or as a moral lapse. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 So no apologies for this page of pure indulgence, which aims to help you spend your new fortune. The Sun The convertible we opted for, however, was pure indulgence. Times, Sunday Times Me, of all people, spending so much on pure indulgence. Times,Sunday Times Massages, pedicures, aromatherapy; it's all pure indulgence, isn't it, and more fool the parent who thinks that they can get away with it guilt-free. Times, Sunday Times For people of a certain age it represents pure indulgence, something to dive into to make the world a better place. Times, Sunday Times For the ultimate indulgence, book a suite and soak away the stresses in a sunken bath. Times, Sunday Times Ultimate indulgence has to be ... a world cruise. The Sun For the ultimate indulgence, you could also add a few shavings of white truffle. Times, Sunday Times It has been a nervy half-decade for the ultimate indulgence business, but things are calmer now. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 纵容 Japanese: 甘やかし |
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