adj. 1.放肆的，放荡的，淫荡的。 2.〔罕用语〕不顾规则的，破格的(文体等)。 adv. -ly ,-ness n.
lacking moral discipline; especially sexually unrestrained; "coarse and licentious men"
例句与用法
1.
Maud gonne , beautiful woman , la patrie , m . millevoye , flix faure , know how he died ? licentious men 一个未婚女子119 ，打杂女侍120替赤条条的男人按摩。
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Lord t . was considered singularly licentious even for the courts of russia and portugal ; he acquired three wives and fourteen children during his portuguese embassy alone 甚至在俄国和葡萄牙的法庭上， t老爷也被认为是非常放荡的，仅仅在他当葡萄牙大使期间他就有三个妻子和十四个孩子。
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The presence even for a moment among a party of debauchees of a woman endued with every quality of modesty and not less severe than beautiful refrained the humorous sallies even of the most licentious but her departure was the signal for an outbreak of ribaldry 一贤淑端庄容貌标致之淑女一时出现于荡子群中，彼等淫荡之徒便即刻收敛其轻佻猥亵。然而俟伊退出后，秽言秽语刹那间重新爆发。
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She added that the competition s rules stated clearly that " no photographs that could in any way be deemed licentious " could be published of a miss france during the year of her coronation or five years afterwards . anyone found guilty of breaching the rules could be relieved of her crown and made to return her prizes 福特纳伊表示， “法国小姐”选美竞赛规则明确指出，选美冠军在加冕后的6年间，只要有任何被认为是存在放肆行为的照片刊登，都将被剥夺“法国小姐”的头衔，且还要偿还她作为“法国小姐”接受的礼物。
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