indulgent

美音：[ɪn'dʌldʒənt] 英音：[ɪn'dʌldʒ(ə)nt]

简单释义：

adj.纵容的；放纵的；宽容的；过于宽厚的

网络溺爱的；纵容溺爱

完整释义：

adj.

1.纵容的,放纵的;宽容的,溺爱的
2.迁就,不惜屈尊降贵
3.溺爱,娇惯
4.慈爱的;宽容的

例句：

Lola's continence in the face of such a lavish and indulgent environment is commendable.
面对如此多奢侈和放纵的环境，罗拉的自制值得赞扬。
The attitude of the invalid toward the cattleman was something like that of a peevish, perverse child toward an indulgent parent.
这个病人对牧场主的态度，正如一个倔强乖张的小孩儿对待溺爱的父母。
Such a legal sentence is too light and is suspected of being indulgent with the degenerates.
这一罪名的法定刑太轻，有放纵那些腐败分子之嫌。
Nor can I forget, as an encouragement to it, your indulgent reception of my sentiments on a former and not dissimilar occasion.
也不能忘记，作为鼓励，您的放纵接待我的感情和对前没有什么不同场合。
When they realize this, most people acknowledge they cannot be quite so self-indulgent and grasp the opportunity to broaden their skill set.
人们意识到这一点后，他们大都认识到自己不能那么随心所欲，并抓住了拓展知识面的机会。
When the children are young and need rational guidance, the parents are indulgent.
当孩子们很年轻，需要理性的指导下，家长们放纵。
Keep indulgent treats out of the house and you're much less likely to be tempted.
把放任自己款待自我的想法拒之门外，这样你被诱惑的可能性就大大降低了。
She is an indulgent mother, ever ready to provide new clothes.
她是个溺爱的母亲，随时准备为子女添置新衣服。

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