high life

英 [ˈhaɪ laɪf]

美 [ˈhaɪ laɪf]

n.  豪华的生活; 灯红酒绿的生活

牛津词典

noun

• 豪华的生活；灯红酒绿的生活
  a way of life that involves going to parties and spending a lot of money on food, clothes, etc.

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 豪华生活;骄奢淫逸的生活
  You usethe high lifeto refer to an exciting and luxurious way of living that involves a great deal of entertainment, going to parties, and eating good food.
  1. ...the Hollywood high life...
     好莱坞的豪华生活
  2. Most large cities are good for business and high life, but not for families on holiday.
     多数大城市是做生意和吃喝玩乐的好地方，但并不适合举家去度假。

英英释义

noun

• excessive spending
  Synonym:extravaganceprodigalitylavishnesshighlife

双语例句

• Most large cities are good for business and high life, but not for families on holiday.
  多数大城市是做生意和吃喝玩乐的好地方，但并不适合举家去度假。
• When my college life begins, I feel it is quite different from senior high school life.
  当我的大学生活的开始，我觉得这是完全不同于高中生活的。
• I like my high school life, 2, my home city of Chongqing a beautiful city.
  我喜欢我的高中生活，2，我的家乡重庆市一个美丽的城市。
• She accused him of ruining her financially with his taste for the high life.
  她指责他为了追求奢华的生活致使她倾家荡产。
• She has a taste for the high life.
  她喜欢豪华的生活。
• It show solicitude for health, show loving care for in the world every family, let a customer experience extremely high life quality, changeable ordinary order life beauty is splendid.
  它关怀健康、关爱世界上每一个家庭，让顾客体验至高的生活品质，令平凡的人生变的美丽灿烂。
• Conclusions The prevalence of chronic diseases in the elderly was high, with a low damage rate in ADL and IADL, high life satisfaction index, as well as better self-assessment about the health.
  结论三河开发区老年人慢性病患病率高，日常生活功能受损率低，生活满意度高，健康自评状况较好。
• The prince, who took the throne as George IV, lived a high life of drinking and mistresses, but was also a cultured patron of the arts, who commissioned the elaborate and ornate Brighton Pavilion.
  王子，从乔治四世的手中接过了王位，过着花天酒地的生活，但仍不影响他的艺术造诣。他精心培育着他的Brighton宫。
• He was in Las Vegas, living the high life on a million dollars of someone else's money.
  他却在拉斯维加斯，用别人的百万巨款享受着高质量的生活。
• Many of the items were confiscated thanks to tip-offs from the public, who became suspicious of people who were living the high life despite having no obvious legitimate income.
  有些怀疑对象尽管没有合理的正当收入却过着奢豪的生活多亏了公众的密告，很多物品都被充公了。