享乐主义者

Stephen was an unabashed hedonist , indulging his urges with lavish meals and multiple sexual partners.

史蒂芬是个不知道羞耻的享乐主义者，沉溺于大吃大喝和多个性伙伴中。

A main reason why so many in the West have taken part in the protests against China is ideological: Tibetan Buddhism, deftly spun by the Dalai Lama, is a major point of reference of the New Age hedonist spirituality that is becoming the predominant form of ideology today.

为什么有这么多的西方国家参加到抗议中国的行动中来，有一个主要原因就是意识形态：由达赖喇嘛鼓吹的西藏佛教已经成了新时代享乐主义者的精神依托，在当今的意识形态中占了主要地位。

Catullus, a melancholy hedonist, is obsessed with beautiful Clodia, though tormented by her capricious nature and morals.

郁郁不欢的享乐主义者卡图卢斯拜倒在美丽的克洛狄亚的石榴裙下，尽管他饱受其反复无常的个性和道德观念的折磨。

So as to challenge those that make the reader an anti-hero, a fall guy, an unabashed hedonist, a prisoner of an identity theme or of an unconscious, or a willful inventor of meanings.

以反诘把读者说成是反英雄，恬不知耻的享乐主义者，某一先入主题或无意识的囚徒，或随心所欲的意义发明家。

But was he a sex-obsessed hedonist with no principles, or a brilliant political strategist with a common touch, who saved the British monarchy?

而他到底是一个十足沉湎女色的享乐主义者，还是一个才华横溢，平易近人，拯救了英国君主制的政治谋划家？

These theorists for whom criticism is essentially an elucidation of an author's purposes have felt compelled to provide their own accounts of reading so as to challenge those that make the reader an anti-hero, a fall guy, an unabashed hedonist, a prisoner of an identity theme or of an unconscious, or a willful inventor of meanings.

这些视批评根本上为作者意图阐说的理论家，感到不得不呈上他们自己对阅读的看法，以反诘把读者说成是反英雄，恬不知耻的享乐主义者，某一先入主题或无意识的囚徒，或随心所欲的意义发明家。

However hedonistic or naive they may be, children have long memories.

那些瞄准孩子的公司需要小心行事还有另一个原因：虽然他们可能是天真的享乐主义者，但是孩子们有着非常好的记忆力。

I am not materialistic, but I would love to own a Ferrari.

我不是一个物质享乐主义者，不过我想拥有一辆法拉利。

I am not absolutely such a fool and sensualist as to regret the absence of a carpet, a sofa, and silver-plate; besides, five weeks ago I had nothing I was an outcast, a beggar, a vagrant; now I have acquaintance, a home, a business.

我绝不是这样一个傻瓜和享乐主义者，居然对缺少地毯、沙发、银盘而懊悔不已。更何况五周前我一无所有——我当时是一个弃儿、一个乞丐、一个流浪者。

As the German psychologist Hugo Munsterberg observed, the American "prizes the gold he gets primarily as an indication of his ability.... It is, therefore, fundamentally false to stigmatize the American as a materialist, and to deny his idealism.... The American merchant works for money in exactly the sense that a great painter works for money ─" as a mark of appreciation for his work.

就象德国心理学家休格·爱斯特伯格所指出的，美国人"很看重他挖到的金子，主要是因为金子是他的能力的体现……因此把美国人定义为物质享乐主义者而否认他的理想主义，从根本上就是错误的……美国的商人为钱工作，伟大的画家为钱绘画，意义是完全一样的──"，都是对自己的工作欣赏的标志。

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。