improvident

释义

adj.

不顾将来的；没有长远打算的；挥霍的；不节俭的

网络

无远见的；浪费的；无远见的，浪费的

在例句中理解 10 句

1. Love is so improvident that a parting a year away is no more feared than death, and a month's end seems dim and distant.

   爱是没有远见的，所以对死亡的恐惧远超过一次一年的别离，可一个月的时间却好像又那么的模糊而遥远。

2. she found , to her dismay , that this was owing to their having eaten all the seed potatoes , - that last lapse of the improvident.

   她一了解，不觉大吃一惊，原来他们家把做种的土豆全吃光了，这真是一个只顾眼前不顾将来的错误了。

3. Putting public and private borrowing together, it becomes clear that America as a whole is no more improvident now than it was before.

   把公有和私有借贷放在一起，总的来说美国显然已经没有以前那么有远见了。

4. But in reality, across the eurozone, the political will to subsidise improvident borrowers is wearing thin.

   但在现实中，在整个欧元区，补偿挥霍的借款者的政治意愿正日渐淡薄。

5. In his childhood he had suffered from the scanty living consequent upon bad times , and improvident habits .

   他在儿童时代，一定为了工业不景气和缺乏精打细算的习惯，曾经度过艰苦的生活。

6. You will pay for your improvident and undisciplined behavior.

   你会为自己轻率任性的行为付出代价的。

7. No; I know. But I'm improvident: I live in the moment when I'm happy.

   是的，我知道。不过我目光短浅：我只图一时快乐。

8. This young man has lived improvident life .

   这个年轻人过着奢侈的生活。

9. The Minister of Finance fulminated against those improvident policies which might bring about much havoc such as galloping inflation.

   财政部长强烈反对那些无远见的政策，因为那些政策会导致许多严重破坏，诸如迅速的通货膨胀。

10. The Maastricht treaty of 1992 proscribed bail-outs of improvident member nations, which was meant to avoid such issues ever arising.

    1992年签署的《马斯特里赫特条约》禁止为挥霍的成员国提供紧急措施，此举就是打算避免这样的问题出现。