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Перевод: profligacy

[существительное]
распутство; расточительность

Тезаурус:

1. Should we not rather be appalled at their heedless and destructive course through a world where people daily perish within sight of their conspicuous profligacy?
2. Tory ministers, like Michael Heseltine who visited Meadowell last November, say the cash shortages are due to council profligacy and bad management.
3. The balance-of-payments deficit is not as bad as it looks, partly because it stems from private sector choices rather than public sector profligacy, and is thus inherently less inflationary as individuals cannot resort to the printing press to ease the burden of their debt; and partly because much of it may be imaginary, since the figures omit the "balancing item" of unrecorded net receipts from overseas assets.
4. By hook or by crook, football is being called to account for the years of profligacy.
5. The virtuous Scottish doctor would certainly have been shocked by our modern profligacy.
6. These calculations also exclude the billions of pounds which have been spent by the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority on research, whose profligacy we have already noted.
7. Under Mr Ciampi, the Bank of Italy failed to curb the politicians' profligacy, but it never gave up trying.
8. Terry Venables and Tottenham can claim a tactical and moral victory from this master class of artistic approach work and penalty box profligacy.
9. Labour proposes a return to bureaucracy and profligacy.
10. In practice, they so mistrust the secrecy and alleged profligacy of Central Office that they refuse to shell out.
11. When I mentioned this profligacy to her one day as we were painting side by side, she dismissed me, saying, "When we run out of money I'll get us some more."
12. "They smoke and drink a lot - especially whisky," he said, trying to reconcile his Muslim abstention with the profligacy of Scots on the rocks.
13. I am thirty-eight years old, but the way he went on about my profligacy, short-sightedness and general pansying about made me feel twelve all over again.