" I wish I were dissolute, " I said, turning to her and ignoring Falstaff.

“我希望我是放荡的。”我丢下长辈，转向她说。

Vile and dissolute creatures, the lot of them.

他们大多是卑鄙且放荡的人。

Afterwards he went to America, and returned I fear to an idle dissolute life.

后来他去了美国，恐怕又回到了无所事事的放荡中。

In the past, in our impression, the Sui Dynasty perished because Emperor Yang of Sui was dissolute and immoral.

在过去，在我们的印象中，隋朝灭亡是因为隋隋帝放荡不羁和不道德。

Life knocked at the door and tore him from his artist's dreams to a dissolute existence of alternating pleasure and boredom.

敲响了大门， 把他从艺术家的梦想中扯了出来， 过着快乐和无聊交替的放荡。

Lucia, who had caught the exchange, said: " Tanto, one scotch more or less won't make you any less dissolute than you already are."

“竟，多一杯或少一杯都无法让你比现在少放荡些。”

Nevertheless I am not afraid to affirm, by analogy, that the people living therein resemble ourselves, are egotistic cowards, perfidious gluttons, dissolute.

尽管如此，我不怕通过类比断言， 在其中的人与我们相似， 都是自负的胆小鬼、背信弃义的贪食者、放荡不羁的人。

" The first signs of a very dissolute and wabbly senescence—you have spent the afternoon talking about tan and a lady's legs" .

“非常放荡和摇摆不定的衰老的最初迹象——你整个下午都在谈论晒黑的皮肤和女的腿” 。

So when we look at the fall of the Sui Dynasty, the fundamental reason was not how dissolute Yang Guang was, but mainly because he was too impatient.

所以当我们看隋朝的灭亡时，根本原因并不是杨光有多放荡，而主要是因为他太急躁了。

One day he came here with about thirty dissolute fellows, and after looking round our garden he said we must remove as he had decided to come and live here himself.

有一天，他带着大约三十个放荡的家伙来到这里，环视了我们的花园后，他说我们必须搬走，因为他自己决定来这里住。

However, if we look at the historical materials carefully, we will find that Yang Guang is not only not a dissolute and lazy emperor, on the contrary, he is very diligent.

不过， 如果我们仔细看史料，就会发现， 杨光不仅不是一个放荡懒惰的皇帝，反而非常勤奋。

When he wrote about his second trip, you could tell from his poems that he called himself " dissolute between Qi and Zhao, with quite a bit of extravagance in fur and horse."

当他写下他的第二次旅行时，你可以从他的诗歌中看出， 他称自己为“齐赵之间放荡不羁，皮马颇有余” 。

" " I believe I know who he is, my dear, " said Mr. Bulstrode, in his usual subdued voice, " an unfortunate dissolute wretch, whom I helped too much in days gone by.

“”我相信我知道他是谁，亲爱的，“布尔斯特罗德先用他一贯的低沉声音说，”一个不幸的放荡的可怜人，我在过去的日子里帮助了他太多了。

In his earlier years, Catesby seems to have led a fairly conventional and possibly very slightly dissolute life of an Elizabethan, you know, mid to late Elizabethan gentleman of acquiring estates, marrying, and hunting, and socializing with his friends.

在早年，卡特斯比的似乎相当普通，甚至可能略显放荡，符合伊丽莎白时代中后期一位绅的典型方式——购置地产、结婚成家、打猎郊游，与朋友们社交往来。

At any rate you know me as a dissolute dog who has never done any good, and never will." " I don't know that you 'never will.' " " But I do, and you must take my word for it.

无论如何，你都知道我是一只放荡的狗，从来没有做过任何好事，也永远不会。” “我不知道你‘永远不会’。 ” “但是我愿意，你必须相信我的话。