debauch

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基本釋義

You can hardly expect unquestioning obedience from last night's partner in a debauch.

從昨晚有位搭檔的放蕩之后,你將不再期待任何堅定不移的聽從.

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Printing money would worsen inflation, debauch the currency and bring a balance - of - payments crisis.

啟用印刷鈔只能造成通貨膨脹惡化, 貨幣脫韁,收支平衡將墮入困局.

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Noun

Verb

1. corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality;
"debauch the young people with wine and women"
"Socrates was accused of corrupting young men"
"Do school counselors subvert young children?"
"corrupt the morals"