overindulge

英 [ˌəʊvərɪnˈdʌldʒ]

美 [ˌoʊvərɪnˈdʌldʒ]

v.  过多地享用(尤指食物或饮料); 过分放任; 过于纵容

现在分词：overindulging　过去式：overindulged　第三人称单数：overindulges　过去分词：overindulged　

COCA.31481

牛津词典

verb

• 过多地享用（尤指食物或饮料）
  to have too much of sth nice, especially food or drink
• 过分放任；过于纵容
  to give sb more than is good for them
  1. His mother overindulged him.
     他母亲对他过于溺爱。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 过于沉溺（于）；（通常指）过多地吃（或喝）
  If youoverindulge, oroverindulge insomething that you like very much, usually food or drink, you allow yourself to have more of it than is good for you.
  1. We all overindulge occasionally...
     我们偶尔都会放纵一下自己。
  2. Don't abuse your body by overindulging in alcohol.
     不要纵酒伤身。

英英释义

verb

• overeat or eat immodestly
  1. She stuffed herself at the dinner
  2. The kids binged on ice cream
  Synonym:gorgeingurgitateglutenglutstuffengorgeovergorgeovereatgormandizegormandisegourmandizebingepig outsatiatescarf out

双语例句

• But when you overindulge, your body knows it, and it starts to shut down;
  但当你过度沉溺于其中，你的身体能感觉到，并开始校正之；
• Americans overindulge their children and do not like them; the children in turn are overly dependent and full of hate for their parents.
  美国人过度溺爱他们的孩子并且并不喜欢他们；相应地孩子也是过度的独立和充满了对父母亲的反感。
• We all overindulge occasionally
  我们偶尔都会放纵一下自己。
• Never will I overindulge the requests of my flesh, rather I will cherish my body with cleanliness and moderation.
  我绝不放纵肉体的需求，我要用清洁与节制来珍惜我的身体。
• But there are worrying signs that they too have begun to overindulge.
  但现在新兴市场也开始显露出过度放纵的迹象，令人担心。
• One is that I eat too much chocolate, and the other is that I overindulge when fabric shopping.
  一个是我吃太多巧克力、面料等，是我当名妓购物。
• If I overindulge I will think of past hungers.
  如果我得到宠爱，我会想到过去的饥饿。
• Though you feel wonderful now, you're likely to regret your actions later if you don't curtail your impulses to overindulge, overspend, and enjoy too much of a good thing.
  然而，虽然你感觉“这真是太棒了”，但是如果你没有克制住自己肆虐享乐、挥霍浪费的欲望，你有可能在事后后悔哦。
• When depressed, they dramatically overindulge in chocolate and sweets.
  情绪低落的时候，她们就疯狂地猛吃巧克力和糖果。
• The word "addiction" is here used jokingly to denote a tendency to overindulge in some pleasurable activity.
  这里“上瘾”一词，只是被打趣地用来表示人们对某些令人愉悦的行动入迷的一种标志。