英语词汇“abandoned”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (adjective) in the sense of unoccupied

Definition

no longer used or occupied

abandoned buildings that become a breeding ground for crime

Synonyms

unoccupied

The house was unoccupied at the time of the explosion.

empty

The room was bare and empty.

deserted

a deserted town

vacant

They came upon a vacant house.

derelict

There was graffiti and litter in the derelict warehouse.

uninhabited

an uninhabited island in the North Pacific

Opposites

kept

claimed

maintained

occupied

2 (adjective) in the sense of deserted

a newsreel of abandoned puppies

Synonyms

deserted

a support group for deserted spouses

dropped

rejected

neglected

The fact that he is not coming today makes his grandmother feel neglected.

stranded

He left me stranded by the side of the road.

ditched

discarded

relinquished

left

out of the window

outcast

forsaken

She felt forsaken and gave up any attempt at order.

forlorn

The once glorious palaces stood empty and forlorn.

cast off

jilted

cast aside

cast out

cast away

3 (adjective) in the sense of uninhibited

Definition

wild and uninhibited

people who enjoy a wild, abandoned lifestyle

Synonyms

uninhibited

The dancing is uninhibited and as frenzied as an aerobics class.

wild

The angry crowd became quite wild and agitated.

uncontrolled

His uncontrolled behaviour disturbed the whole class.

unbridled

a tale of lust and unbridled passion

unrestrained

There was unrestrained joy on the faces of the people.

unconstrained

Opposites

conscious

restrained

inhibited

4 (adjective) in the sense of depraved

Synonyms

depraved

It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind.

corrupt

corrupt politicians who took bribes

dissipated

He was still handsome though dissipated.

wicked

She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was.

sinful

He reminded us that such behaviour was sinful in the eyes of God.

wanton

His eldest son was a wanton youth and a disappointment to him.

profligate

setting his usual profligate and rakish example to society

debauched

a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland

dissolute

She regretted her dissolute life.

reprobate

the most evil-looking gang of reprobate bikers

Opposites

good

moral

pure

worthy

upright

honest

righteous

reputable

virtuous

high-principled

单词	abandoned
释义	Trends of abandoned View usage for: abandoned (əbændənd) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] An abandoned place or building is no longer used or occupied. All that digging had left a network of abandoned mines and tunnels. ...abandoned buildings that become a breeding ground for crime. Synonyms: unoccupied, empty, deserted, vacant More Synonyms of abandoned More Synonyms of abandoned abandoned in British English (əˈbændənd) adjective 1. deserted an abandoned windmill 2. forsaken an abandoned child 3. unrestrained; uninhibited wild, abandoned dancing 4. depraved; profligate abandoned in American English (əˈbændənd) adjective 1. given up; forsaken; deserted 2. shamefully wicked; immoral 3. unrestrained Examples of 'abandoned' in a sentence abandoned Metal casing covers the windows of abandoned houses. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Because where better to rekindle a romance than an abandoned car park. Times, Sunday Times (2010) He finds an abandoned house and his eyes light up as he makes it his lair. The Sun (2013) At this time we also saw a suspicious abandoned car ahead. Richard Holmes Dusty Warriors: Modern Soldiers at War (2006) The story involves a man who faces the animosity of local villagers when he moves into an abandoned house. Times, Sunday Times (2016) An avid dog lover, he fostered large numbers of abandoned animals. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Property prices are effectively zero: why buy when you can take over an abandoned house? Times, Sunday Times (2010) THERE have been many reports about the numbers of stray and abandoned animals in rescue centres. The Sun (2011) It looked like an abandoned gold mine for the first year, but has transformed quickly into something magical. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They nest in holes, from a crack in a wall to the glove pocket of an abandoned car. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Most was spent on hunting rent debtors, people who had failed to pay for educational courses and owners of abandoned cars. The Sun (2008) Now the owners of an abandoned tin mine hope that it will soon be as well known for the real thing: gold. Times, Sunday Times (2010) There are 80,000 abandoned buildings in Detroit. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It then took refuge in an abandoned house,' he said. Times, Sunday Times (2011) They are building a winter garden in an abandoned house, new terraces, murals and play areas. Times, Sunday Times (2015) But the happiest moment has the main characters, a father and son, exploring an abandoned house. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I had been sleeping in a windowless abandoned house during winter; sleeping in an actual room with a blanket was enticing. Christianity Today (2000) In other languages abandoned British English: abandoned ADJECTIVE An abandoned place or building is no longer used or occupied. The digging had left a network of abandoned mines and tunnels. American English: abandoned Brazilian Portuguese: abandonado Chinese: 废弃的 European Spanish: abandonado French: abandonné German: verlassen Italian: abbandonato Japanese: 放棄された Korean: 버려진 European Portuguese: abandonado Latin American Spanish: abandonado Chinese translation of 'abandoned' abandoned (əˈbændənd) adj [building, vehicle] 废(廢)弃(棄)的 (fèiqì de) [child] 被遗(遺)弃(棄)的 (bèi yíqì de) abandon (əˈbændən) vt (= leave) [person, family] 抛(拋)弃(棄) (pāoqì) [car] 丢(丟)弃(棄) (diūqì) (= give up) [search, idea, research] 放弃(棄) (fàngqì) n with abandon 尽(盡)情地 (jìnqíng de) to abandon o.s. to sth 使自己沉溺于(於)某事 (shǐ zìjǐ chénnì yú mǒushì) to abandon ship 弃(棄)船 (qìchuán) 1 (adjective) in the sense of unoccupied Definition no longer used or occupied abandoned buildings that become a breeding ground for crime Synonyms unoccupied The house was unoccupied at the time of the explosion. empty The room was bare and empty. deserted a deserted town vacant They came upon a vacant house. derelict There was graffiti and litter in the derelict warehouse. uninhabited an uninhabited island in the North Pacific Opposites kept , claimed , maintained , occupied 2 (adjective) in the sense of deserted a newsreel of abandoned puppies Synonyms deserted a support group for deserted spouses dropped rejected neglected The fact that he is not coming today makes his grandmother feel neglected. stranded He left me stranded by the side of the road. ditched discarded relinquished left out of the window outcast forsaken She felt forsaken and gave up any attempt at order. forlorn The once glorious palaces stood empty and forlorn. cast off jilted cast aside cast out cast away 3 (adjective) in the sense of uninhibited Definition wild and uninhibited people who enjoy a wild, abandoned lifestyle Synonyms uninhibited The dancing is uninhibited and as frenzied as an aerobics class. wild The angry crowd became quite wild and agitated. uncontrolled His uncontrolled behaviour disturbed the whole class. unbridled a tale of lust and unbridled passion unrestrained There was unrestrained joy on the faces of the people. unconstrained Opposites conscious , restrained , inhibited 4 (adjective) in the sense of depraved Synonyms depraved It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind. corrupt corrupt politicians who took bribes dissipated He was still handsome though dissipated. wicked She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was. sinful He reminded us that such behaviour was sinful in the eyes of God. wanton His eldest son was a wanton youth and a disappointment to him. profligate setting his usual profligate and rakish example to society debauched a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland dissolute She regretted her dissolute life. reprobate the most evil-looking gang of reprobate bikers Opposites good , moral , pure , worthy , upright , honest , righteous , reputable , virtuous , high-principled Additional synonyms in the sense of corrupt Definition open to or involving bribery or other dishonest practices corrupt politicians who took bribes Synonyms dishonest, bent (slang), crooked (informal), rotten, shady (informal), fraudulent, unscrupulous, unethical, venal, unprincipled, bribable in the sense of debauched Definition immoral; sexually corrupt a debauched circus performer in nineteenth-century Poland Synonyms corrupt, abandoned, perverted, degraded, degenerate, immoral, dissipated, sleazy, depraved, wanton, debased, profligate, dissolute, licentious, pervy (slang) in the sense of derelict Definition abandoned or unused and falling into ruins There was graffiti and litter in the derelict warehouse. Synonyms abandoned, deserted, ruined, neglected, discarded, forsaken, dilapidated Synonyms of 'abandoned' abandoned Explore 'abandoned' in the dictionary
随便看	to make an arrest to make an early start to make an effort to do sth to make an emergency landing to make an enemy of sb to make an error to make an example of sb to make an exception to make an excuse to make an exhibition of o.s. to make an impact to make an issue of sth to make a/no difference (to sb/sth) to make a noise to make a nonsense of sth to make a note of sth to make a or one's getaway to make a packet to make a pass at sb to make a phone call to make a pig's ear of to make a point of doing sth to make a pretence of doing sth to make a profit to make a profit/loss

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