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lavishly ['lævɪʃlɪ]

ad. 浪费地, 丰富地

lavishly

[ adv ]

in a wasteful manner

<adv.all>

the United States, up to the 1920s, used fuel lavishly, mainly because it was so cheap

in a rich and lavish manner

<adv.all>

lavishly decorated

Lavishly \Lav"ish*ly\, adv.
In a lavish manner.

In coastal Salvador, 1,120 miles northeast of Brazil, millions of costumed revelers packed city squares and streets to dance to highly-amplified samba bands perched atop lavishly decorated trucks.
Tresor, the new Lancome fragrance, has been lavishly promoted since its launch two years ago and is now one of the world's top five perfumes. The pressure on L'Oreal's research and marketing budgets seems set to intensify in the future.
Certainly, tennis tournaments everywhere attract highflying crowds, and corporations lavishly cater to their best clients annually at Wimbledon in England.
There is also to be a foliage and plantsman's garden with planing by Christopher Bailes. Already in existence are a long, lavishly planted streamside garden coming down the hill from Lady Anne's garden.
During the 1980s, hotels around the world treated their guests so lavishly that people joked that the next treat would be a BMW on your pillow. By the early 1990s, hotel executives had stopped smiling and so had their guests.
Weicker, a liberal Republican often at odds with President Reagan and other conservatives, has has not made a formal endorsement in the GOP presidential race but when asked, he lavishly praised Bush.
Officials of the group said they would continue spending lavishly on the vice president unless Bush campaign chairman James Baker III asks them to stop.
Hotelier Larry Lawrence lavishly decorated the venerable Victorian hotel for 750 guests who came from across the country for a sold-out weekend at $2,500 apiece.
The Gulfstream IV, with an asking price of Dollars 21.9m, is lavishly fitted out and is powered by the latest Rolls-Royce engines.
He says he doesn't spend lavishly on himself, adding, "Boats, planes and extra women all cost lots of money."
Pacho soon may feel the pinch of Rodriguez Gacha's absence, because he distributed money lavishly, Uscategui said.
The ruling elite built libraries of lavishly illuminated books and manuscripts as symbols of their cultural sophistication.
Toussaint gave lavishly to several charities, including an orphanage and the city's first school for black children, and entered quarantined sections of the city each August to help yellow fever victims.
Aides say Mr. Bush was so eager to dispel that notion that he went out of his way at a news conference last week to praise Mr. Gorbachev lavishly for his "enormous" accomplishments.
In its small way, the fate of the classics at one of the nation's most lavishly funded universities casts a revealing light on both the fragility of the liberal arts and the mysteries of academic finance.
Many of its titles are lavishly illustrated.
Though it is smartening up some of its stores, they are less lavishly equipped and often occupy less desirable sites than its larger rival's. However, Superdrug faces several challenges.
During 31 years of marriage before Mrs. Paley's death from cancer in 1978, the couple entertained lavishly in their apartment in the St. Regis Hotel and on an 85-acre estate in Manhasset on Long Island's North Shore.
Cheap dollars were lavishly granted via Recadi to both private and public companies for imports that otherwise would have fueled inflation.
Like other young drug kingpins, Mickens spent it freely and lavishly, Maloney said.
Dukakis, under intense pressure from many party regulars to look elsewhere for a running mate but aware that he needs Jackson's followers to support him in the fall, praises his rival lavishly and agrees that he is entitled to consideration.
The classical music establishment snickered all the way to Cleveland on Tuesday, but when the lavishly produced world premiere of Stewart Copeland's "Holy Blood and Crescent Moon" at the Cleveland Opera was over, giggles didn't really seem in order.
The area is famed for its egg-yolk yellow pasta, richly sauced or lavishly stuffed, and for balsamic vinegar, one of the most fashionable flavourings of our times.
The sets by Michael Anania are lavishly exotic; Suzanne Mess's '30s-style costumes are elegantly exaggerated.
After the war, they entertained lavishly as a perfect young diplomatic couple.
Cartoonist Charles Schulz drew lofty praise from the keepers of French culture today as they lavishly celebrated the 40th birthday of America's favorite floppy-eared dog, the irrepressible Snoopy.
Credit cards are commonplace among the Soviet Union's lavishly wealthy but tiny elite. However, Estonia is the first former Soviet republic to bring credit cards and cash machines to the masses.
Many are seeking to reduce the load, a turnabout from the practice of the previous decade, when benefits were added lavishly.
Moran enjoys spending lavishly on an occasional night on the town, and he and his fiancee have spent $200 or more for dinner on other occasions, Grizzard said.
Everybody knows that this famous skyscraper is lavishly illuminated with bright lights and colors.

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