libertine

libertine

形容词

libertine [ˈlɪbərˌtin]

1. 放荡的，纵欲的
2. 放纵的，无拘束的

名词

libertine [ˈlɪbərˌtin]

1. 放荡者，淫荡者
2. 放纵者，无拘束者

词语辨析

libertine和debauchee都指行为放荡的人，但libertine更强调对个人自由的追求，而debauchee则更强调沉溺于肉欲的行为。

词汇扩充

libertinage [ˈlɪbərtn̩ɪdʒ]：放荡，纵欲

libertinism [ˈlɪbərtn̩ɪzəm]：放荡行为，纵欲主义

近义词

profligate, rake, roué, playboy

反义词

puritan, prude, ascetic, moralist

柯林斯词典

libertine (adjective)

1. If you describe someone as a libertine, you mean that they are sexually immoral and do not care about the effect their behaviour has on other people.
2. libertine (noun)
1. A libertine is someone, especially a man, who behaves without moral principles or a sense of responsibility, especially in sexual matters.
2. A libertine is someone who rejects traditional religious and moral principles and believes that they should be free to behave in a way that is not socially acceptable.

牛津词典

libertine (noun)

1. A person, especially a man, who behaves without moral principles or a sense of responsibility, especially in sexual matters.
2. A person who rejects accepted opinions in matters of religion; a freethinker.
3. A person who is unrestrained by convention or morality.

用法

1. He led a libertine lifestyle, indulging in all sorts of pleasures.
2. She was known for her libertine behavior, shocking the society.
3. He was condemned as a libertine who disregarded the consequences of his actions.
4. After years of being a libertine, he finally settled down and started a family.

例句

1. She was attracted to the excitement and danger of the libertine lifestyle.
2. He was known as a notorious libertine, constantly pursuing pleasure and disregarding societal norms.
3. The novel portrays the main character as a libertine who indulges in all kinds of vices.
4. She found herself drawn to his libertine charm and carefree attitude.
5. He embraced the life of a libertine, rejecting traditional values and moral constraints.
6. Her reputation as a libertine made it difficult for her to find acceptance in polite society.
7. The movie explores the themes of love, desire, and the struggle between societal expectations and libertine freedom.
8. His libertine lifestyle eventually caught up with him, leading to a downfall.
9. Despite his libertine reputation, he was a talented artist who pushed the boundaries of conventional art.
10. She was attracted to his libertine aura, finding it irresistible and dangerous.
11. His libertine behavior scandalized the conservative community he belonged to.
12. They saw themselves as modern-day libertines, rejecting societal norms and embracing freedom.
13. The novel tells the story of a young woman who falls under the spell of a charismatic libertine.
14. He was considered a libertine poet, expressing unconventional ideas and challenging societal norms through his work.
15. She lived a libertine lifestyle, traveling the world and indulging in various pleasures.
16. The character in the play represents the struggle between moral responsibility and libertine desires.
17. His libertine attitude towards relationships often resulted in heartbreak and disappointment.
18. She was attracted to his libertine charm, but soon realized that it came with a price.
19. The society condemned him as a libertine who had no regard for the consequences of his actions.
20. He was infamous for his libertine escapades, constantly seeking new experiences and pleasures.