profligate spending
恣意挥霍的开支
1.放荡的;堕落的;荒淫的
2.极度浪费的
1.放荡的人,浪子
2.恣意挥霍的人
1.wasting money or other things
1.But avoiding the sort of profligate spending of the US and UK has not saved Japan, Germany and China from credit bust fallout.
但是，避免美英等国那种大肆消费习惯，并未使日本、德国和中国免受信贷萧条的冲击。
2.Even where troubled euro-zone countries had not been profligate, they have been running unsustainable current-account deficits.
即使在欧元区的那些没有过度透支的问题国家里，他们也存在着不可持续的经常账户赤字。
3.Meanwhile, in the other group there was little inclination either to profligate spending or to good works.
与此同时，在另外一个小组中却很少发现有肆意挥霍或致力于善行的倾向。
4.The profligate glory days of limitless water everywhere seem to be over.
那些大肆挥霍水的日子将一去不返。
5.Mr. Jackson appears to have been guilty of profligate spending and reckless indifference to his financial affairs.
杰克逊似乎挥霍成性，同时对自己的财务也漠不关心。
6.The Germans want a different sort of centralisation, built on rules to punish the profligate.
德国人需要的是一种不同的集权制，它建立在惩罚挥霍的基础上。
7.It must have, but reining in such a profligate program that subsidizes idleness is an idea that makes sense.
一定会的，但是控制这样一个为失业补贴的浪费项目是有意义的。
8.Voters in the donor country would be outraged if the rewards of their thrift were used to rescue the profligate.
出资国选民若得知其节俭成果被用于援救那些奢侈浪费者，必将愤怒不已。
9.Such promises, though necessary to convince the prudent to rely on the fund, will however tempt some countries to run profligate policies.
这种保证虽然对于劝说谨慎者依赖IMF尤其必要，但却会诱使一些国家恣意挥霍。
10.German public opinion is firmly set against dipping into the public purse to help the profligate Greeks.
德国舆论坚决反对使用其国库的钱来帮助挥霍的希腊人。