Poems describing lavish spending.

Poems about spending money lavishly 1. What are some sentences that describe people spending money lavishly?

1, he is really a black sheep, spending money like water all day.

2. Now some people like to talk about ostentation and extravagance.

He has made a lot of money in recent years, but he has been profligate and has no money.

This dude just wants to be happy, spending a lot of money is not the same thing.

Qin Shihuang was extremely extravagant and ignorant, and the people were extremely disgusted.

The black sheep lost all his ancestral property in a few years.

He spent a lot of money on his family property, and now he is as poor as a church mouse.

His extravagant style was criticized by his comrades.

In recent years, he has spent his father's money lavishly.

He spends money like water, and no amount of property is enough for him to spend.

1 1. It is increasingly difficult for Wang Xifeng to maintain this extravagant life in the Grand View Garden.

12. In feudal society, wealthy families piled up gold and jade and lived a luxurious life.

13, he took a gamble and spent a lot of money without frowning.

14 this rich boy who doesn't know the hardships of farming has been spending money like water, worrying his parents.

15. Although he earns a lot, he is extravagant and often in debt.

2. Idioms of spending money recklessly

Spend a lot of money dà sh ǒ u dà ji ǐ o [interpretation] ① Describe being generous to property; Spending without restraint.

(2) refers to reckless action. (3) refers to strong body.

[Language] Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions: "Adults are extravagant; I don't know how much I secretly paid for my wife; ...... "[near meaning] spend money like water, spend money like water, extravagance and waste [antonym] Be careful, be thrifty, eat and drink sparingly, drink wide and drink narrow, and break the first meaning of two [usage] according to weight; Generally used for women. The second meaning; Generally used to criticize, discourage or make suggestions.

Generally used as predicate, attribute and complement. [Structure] Combined type.

[Discrimination] ~ and "profligacy"; It can mean spending money without restraint. The difference lies in ① ~ emphasizing "no existence; Casual "; "profligacy" emphasizes "reckless profligacy; Waste. "

2 "profligacy" is a derogatory term; The second meaning of "luxury" contains derogatory meaning; The first meaning. [Example] Wang Gang's family is very poor; But he always spends money.