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简明英汉词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| [In5dQldV(E)ns] | ||
| n. | ||
| 放任 | ||
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美国传统词典[双解] | ||
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indulgence | |
| in.dul.gence | ||
| AHD:[1n-d?l“j…ns] | ||
| D.J.[in6d(ld9*ns] | ||
| K.K.[!n6d(ld9*ns] | ||
| n.（名词） | ||
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The act or an instance of indulging; gratification: | |
| 沉溺：沉迷的行为或事例；满足： | ||
| indulgence of every whim. | ||
| 放纵于每个兴致 | ||
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The state of being indulgent. | |
| 沉迷状：沉溺的状态 | ||
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The act of indulging in something: | |
| 迁就，宽容：宽容某种事物的行为： | ||
| indulgence in irresponsible behavior. | ||
| 任性地作出不负责任的行为 | ||
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Something indulged in: | |
| 嗜好：沉迷爱好的事物： | ||
| Sports cars are an expensive indulgence. | ||
| 跑车是一个花费昂贵的嗜好 | ||
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Liberal or lenient treatment; tolerance: | |
| 溺爱：放任自流地对待；忍容： | ||
| treated their grandchildren with fond indulgence. | ||
| 对他们子孙百依百顺的溺爱 | ||
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Self-indulgence: | |
| 放纵：自我放任： | ||
| a life of wealth and indulgence. | ||
| 富有且放纵的生活 | ||
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Something granted as a favor or privilege. | |
| 特许：作为赏赐或特权而被允许的事情 | ||
(8) |
Permission to extend the time of payment or performance. | |
| 延期：对延期付钱或延期表演的同意、允许 | ||
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Patient attention: | |
| 注意：耐心地集中注意力： | ||
| I beg your indulgence for just a few minutes. | ||
| 我请您注意几分钟 | ||
(10) |
Roman Catholic Church The remission of temporal punishment still due for a sin that has been sacramentally absolved. | |
| 【罗马天主教】 特赦：宗教上允许解除因罪过而应执行的惩罚 | ||
| v.tr.（及物动词） | ||
| in.dul.genced， in.dul.genc.ing， in.dul.genc.es【罗马天主教】 | ||
| To attach an indulgence to. | ||
| 豁免：给予特赦、豁免 | ||
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现代英汉词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| [In5dQldV(E)ns] | ||
| n. | ||
(1) |
沉溺；纵容 | |
| Her indulgence to her children was bad for them. | ||
| "她溺爱自己的孩子,这对他们不好。" | ||
(2) |
〈天主教〉免罪 （亦作： pardon） | |
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美国传统词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| in.dul.gence | ||
| AHD:[1n-d?l“j…ns] | ||
| D.J.[in6d(ld/*ns] | ||
| K.K.[!n6d(ld/*ns] | ||
| n. | ||
(1) |
The act or an instance of indulging; gratification: | |
| indulgence of every whim. | ||
(2) |
The state of being indulgent. | |
(3) |
The act of indulging in something: | |
| indulgence in irresponsible behavior. | ||
(4) |
Something indulged in: | |
| Sports cars are an expensive indulgence. | ||
(5) |
Liberal or lenient treatment; tolerance: | |
| treated their grandchildren with fond indulgence. | ||
(6) |
Self-indulgence: | |
| a life of wealth and indulgence. | ||
(7) |
Something granted as a favor or privilege. | |
(8) |
Permission to extend the time of payment or performance. | |
(9) |
Patient attention: | |
| I beg your indulgence for just a few minutes. | ||
(10) |
Roman Catholic Church The remission of temporal punishment still due for a sin that has been sacramentally absolved. | |
| v.tr. | ||
| in.dul.genced, in.dul.genc.ing, in.dul.genc.esRoman Catholic Church | ||
| To attach an indulgence to. | ||
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英汉法学大词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| n.纵容 ,付款延期 ,赎罪券 | ||
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英汉航海大词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| n.付款延期 | ||
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英汉经贸大词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| n.付款延期 | ||
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英汉心理学大词典 | ||
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indulgence | |
| 恣纵 | ||
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基本词义 | ||
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indulgence | |
| 放任 | ||