• n. 狂妄的言行；内容狂妄的作品；铺张华丽的表演

来自extravagant, 挥霍。

extravaganza (n.)

1754 in reference to peculiar behavior, 1794 of a fantastic type of performance or writing, from Italian extravaganza, literally "an extravagance," from estravagante, from Medieval Latin extravagantem (see extravagant). Related: Extravaganzist.

1. Almost from the outset, the extravaganza was beset with difficulties.

几乎从一开始, 这一盛事就被种种困难所困扰.

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2. They will be laying on liquid refreshment to fortify brides-to-be for the shopping extravaganza ahead.

他们将为准新娘们准备些酒，好让她们接下来有充沛精力疯狂购物。

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3. Her latest musical extravaganza features fifty dancing girls and live horseson stage.

他最近推出的狂想曲音乐剧颇具特色,有五十名女舞蹈演员和活马匹上台表演.

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4. Washington is an extravaganza of great buildings, greenery, and monuments ( Larry Griffin )

华盛顿是一个雄伟建筑 、 绿树和纪念碑荟萃的地方 ( 拉里格里芬 )

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5. Competitors must have already purchased the 2009 Extravaganza Admission Ticket.

参赛者必须是已购买2009风云盛会门票的直销商.

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