单词：intemperate
a. excessive in behavior
s. given to excessive indulgence of bodily appetites especially for intoxicating liquors
intemperate的用法和样例：
例句
- His intemperate ambition will bring him disastrous failure.他过度的野心会给他带来灾难性的失败。
- His attack on traditional family life was so intemperate that everything they most valued seemed trampled on.他对传统家庭生活的攻击是如此激烈，以至于他们所珍视的一切似乎都遭到了践踏。
- The man who has been intemperate so many years are in his last days.那人放纵了这么多年，怕是活不了几天了。
- She has an intemperate husband, who indulges in drinking.他有一个酗酒的丈夫。
经典引文
The Zones are either Temperate or Intemperate, and the Intemperate are either Cold or Hot.
出自：W. Leybourn
- excessive过分的
- unrestrained无限制的
- extreme极度的
- unreasonable不合理的
- epicurean好享乐的
- self-indulgent放纵的
- uncontrolled不受抑制的
- inordinate过度的
- immoderate极端的
- unbalanced精神失常的
- severe严厉的
- greedy贪婪的
- extravagant奢侈的
- heavy大(量)的
- hard硬的
- temperate温和的
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