Entertaining in style needn't mean spending lavishly.(時(shí)尚娛樂并不意味著要無度地花錢。)

This was a disappointment, but the lavishly illustrated Corbie Psalter is the curator's favourite book.(這確實(shí)令人失望，不過插圖華麗豐富的科爾比詩篇是這位管理員的最愛。)

Spend lavishly on precut vegetables at the supermarket.(在超市把錢浪費(fèi)在包裝好的蔬菜上。)

Control of the firm, including the ability to set salaries, will stay with its lavishly paid executives.(黑石要控制這家公司，其中包括設(shè)置員工薪水的權(quán)利，包括支付給主管人員的高額薪金。)

Mr. Hart spent money lavishly.(哈特先生花錢很大方。)

created in art nouveau style in 1913, is a much-cherished historic monument, lavishly decorated with Jugendstil ceramics and frescos.(它在1913年又以一種全新的藝術(shù)形式裝修一新。其室內(nèi)的弗里德里希大帝溫泉浴場是一座倍受推崇的有歷史意義的建筑，奢華地裝飾著Jugendstil風(fēng)格的（特征是微笑婦女雕像在門上方等）陶瓷和壁畫。)

She was a devout Buddhist, and spent money lavishly on the construction of temples.(同時(shí)她也是一位虔誠的佛教徒，耗費(fèi)巨資修建寺院。)

Law students are struggling to find the lavishly paid work they expected after graduation.(法律專業(yè)的學(xué)生正苦苦尋找他們曾經(jīng)希冀畢業(yè)后能享有的高薪工作。)

The famous fashion show, with legendary supermodels strutting in lavishly jeweled bras and feathered wings, became a cultural moment.(著名的維秘時(shí)裝展，經(jīng)典的維密超模晃著鑲滿珠寶的文胸和羽毛翅膀妖嬈地走T臺，都已成為一種文化符號。)

Journalist: Do you think you live lavishly?(記者：你是否認(rèn)為你生活得很奢侈？)