prodigals

prodigals

美 [ˈprɑdɪɡ(ə)l] 　英 [ˈprɒdɪɡ(ə)l]

• n.浪子；浪费者；【动】军曹鱼
• adj.奢侈的；丰富的；大量的；富于 (of, with)
• 网络浪子们；不负责任的浪荡子

词形变化

复数：prodigals  单数：prodigal son  复数：prodigal sons  

反义词

同义词

英汉解释

adj.	1. 非常浪费的,挥霍的,奢侈的 2. 丰富的;大量的;富于 (of, with) 3. 不吝惜的;十分慷慨的
n.	1. 浪费者;浪子 2. 【动】军曹鱼

英英解释

adj.	1. wasting a lot of money or supplies
n.	1. someone who leaves home and does a lot of things that people do not approve of but still receives a very friendly welcome when they return home

例句

He said, "In fact, they give great big parties for prodigals who come home. "

他说：“事实上，他们举行了盛大的宴会欢迎回家的浪子。”

Our churches are full of prodigals whom God has led home. But it's tempting for former prodigals to become like older siblings.

我们的教会里满是神领回家的浪子，但是以前的浪子往往会变得像大儿子一样。

Our congregation has welcomed home many prodigals, all struggling to become spiritual adults.

我们的教会曾欢迎不少在灵里挣扎成长的浪子回头。

As representatives of prodigals and recluses respectively, Liu Yong and Tao Yuanming became idols in the Yuan society.

柳永和陶渊明作为浪子和隐逸的文化代表成了元代社会的偶像。

Lord, we are all prodigals, young or old, and we need You working in our lives.

我们都是浪子，年少或年长，我们都需要改正。