Translation meaning & definition of the word "dissipated" into Japanese language

adjective

1. Unrestrained by convention or morality

• "Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society"

• "Deplorably dissipated and degraded"

• "Riotous living"

• "Fast women"

synonym:
• debauched
,
• degenerate
,
• degraded
,
• dissipated
,
• dissolute
,
• libertine
,
• profligate
,
• riotous
,
• fast

1. 慣習や道徳に縛られない

• "「コングリーブは荒廃した貴族社会を描く」"

• "「嘆かわしい消散と劣化」"

• "「暴動生活」"

• "「速い女性」"

同義語:
• ⁇ 落した
,
• 退化
,
• 劣化した
,
• 消散
,
• 溶ける
,
• リバーチン
,
• 乱暴な
,
• 暴動
,
• 速い

2. Preoccupied with the pursuit of pleasure and especially games of chance

• "Led a dissipated life"

• "A betting man"

• "A card-playing son of a bitch"

• "A gambling fool"

• "Sporting gents and their ladies"

synonym:
• dissipated
,
• betting
,
• card-playing
,
• sporting

2. 喜びの追求、特に偶然のゲームに夢中になっている

• "「消散した人生を送った」"

• "「賭け男」"

• "「雌犬のカードをプレイする息子」"

• "「ギャンブルのばか」"

• "「スポーツ紳士とその女性」"

同義語:
• 消散
,
• 賭け
,
• カードプレイ
,
• スポーツ

Examples of using

When I was very young, my father died. His younger brother, due to the vicissitudes of the times and to his own laziness, dissipated his own fortune and afterwards became a peddler of writing materials. He often came to our house, but when he came, my mother would scold him and he would be troubled.

幼少の時、父が死んで、その弟が、時代の衰勢と、自分の怠惰とから、すっかり、身代をつぶしてしまったらしく、後に、筆墨行商人になって、私の家へ、よく来たが、くると、母に叱られて、よわっていた。