unbridled

英 [ʌnˈbraɪdld]

美 [ʌnˈbraɪdld]

adj.  无节制的; 奔放的; 极端的

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BNC.19749 / COCA.16628

牛津词典

adj.

• 无节制的；奔放的；极端的
  not controlled and therefore extreme
  1. unbridled passion
     奔放的激情

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 无约束的；放肆的；放纵的
  If you describe behaviour or feelings asunbridled, you mean that they are not controlled or limited in any way.
  1. ...the unbridled greed of the 1980s.
     20世纪80年代贪得无厌的社会风气
  2. ...a tale of lust and unbridled passion.
     关于纵情乱性的故事

英英释义

adj

• not restrained or controlled
  1. unbridled rage
  2. an unchecked temper
  3. ungoverned rage
  Synonym:uncheckeduncurbedungoverned

双语例句

• But any expansion will not be unbridled.
  但外延扩张并不是毫无拘束。
• When Jesus saw the Temple being desecrated by unbridled greed.
  当耶稣看到圣殿被一些无餍的贪婪所玷污的时候。
• There was a hubris that was unreal: the climate and the culture and the unbridled optimism.
  当时有一种不真实的傲慢气氛：气候、文化和不受拘束的乐观主义。
• Unhappiness comes either through fear or through vain and unbridled desire;
  苦恼或源于恐惧，或源于无益的毫无节制的欲望。
• Unbridled use of short-selling can be destructive of value and contrary to growth and investment.
  对卖空交易的无限制使用对价值会是毁灭性的，不利于增长和投资。
• We need to campaign against the unbridled use of the motor car.
  我们需要发起一场运动反对无控制地使用汽车。
• Its adjustment plan for Greece remains full of unbridled optimism.
  欧盟对希腊的财政整顿方案仍然充斥着一种毫无节制的乐观主义情绪。
• After the 1987 stock market crash, the New York Times offered up a page-one obituary for a "gilded, impudent age," quoting great minds who predicted the demise of unbridled self-interest in America.
  1987年的股灾之后，《纽约时报》（TheNewYorkTimes）在其头版为“放肆的镀金时代”祭上了一篇讣告，文章援引大思想家的话，预言肆无忌惮的自利行为行将在美国消亡。
• Their unbridled political contributions and massive lobbying created the lack of regulation and oversight that led to this crisis, said Bill Buzenberg, who headed the CPI investigation.
  他们肆无忌惮的政治捐款和大量的游说，导致监管缺位，引发了这场危机，负责此次调查的比尔布曾伯格（BillBuzenberg）说。
• This unbridled energy does not always make him an ideal family pet.
  这种过于旺盛的精力使它并不总是能成为理想的家庭宠物。