英 [laɪˈsenʃəs] 美 [laɪˈsenʃəs]
adj. 放肆的；放纵的
licentious /laɪˈsɛnʃəs/
形容词 If you describe a person as licentious, you mean that they are very immoral, especially in their sexual behaviour. (尤指性行为)不道德的
...alarming stories of licentious behaviour.
...那些放荡行为的骇人听闻的故事。
不可数名词
...moral licentiousness.
...道德败坏。
lacking moral discipline; especially sexually unrestrained
coarse and licentious men
... PHD doctor of philosophy除了医学、法律、神学外其它学科博士。 licentious 放肆的 licit 合法的、正当的 ...
... Insomniac 失眠 （晚上睡不着，白天打瞌睡——请用白加黑） Licentious 放荡的 （耍帅不计后果） Misanthrope 厌世者 （我就是特立独行，请离我远一点） ...
... 流线 streamline 流泆 to indulge; licentious 流萤 firefly ...
... dainty 小巧精致的 licentious 放荡的 finicking 苛求的(过分讲究的...
licentiousness 放荡；放肆
This kind of freedom is licentious.
这样的自由是放肆的。
She felt uncomfortable for her licentious act.
她对她放肆的行为感到有点不舒服。
But wait, but to unbridled lost licentious excuses.
而等到想放肆的时候，却失去了放肆的借口。
The political mess in Chechnya matches the military one: the Kremlin-backed puppet government is divided, weak and discredited, particularly because it is unable to protect ordinary Chechens against licentious Russian soldiers.
ECONOMIST: A gleam of hope for peace in miserable, war-weary Chechnya
But long before Ms Feinstein considers Pushkin's downfall amid the hostile, treacherous and sexually licentious members of Nicholas I's court, she draws a sympathetic, if not always approving, portrait of Pushkin's contradictory and flawed genius.