adj.贪婪的，贪财的，贪心的

The avaricious businessman was notorious for his greed, always seeking more profits at the expense of others.
这位贪婪的商人因贪得无厌而臭名昭著，总是以牺牲他人为代价追求更多利润。
Her avaricious nature led her to hoard wealth, even at the cost of her own happiness.
她那贪婪的本性使她囤积财富，即使牺牲自己的幸福也在所不惜。
The avaricious king taxed his people heavily, amassing a great fortune while his subjects lived in poverty.
那位贪婪的国王对百姓课以重税，聚敛了大量财富，而他的臣民却生活在贫困之中。
The avaricious collector would stop at nothing to acquire rare artifacts, often engaging in unethical practices.
那位贪婪的收藏家为了获取稀有文物不择手段，常常采取不道德的行为。
His avaricious behavior alienated him from friends and family who could no longer tolerate his constant money-grubbing.
他那贪婪的行为使他与朋友和家人疏远，他们再也无法忍受他无休止的敛财。
The avaricious landlord raised the rent every chance he got, showing no mercy to struggling tenants.
那位贪婪的房东一有机会就提高租金，对挣扎中的租户毫无怜悯之心。
In the fairy tale, the avaricious giant hoarded gold and jewels in his cave, guarding them jealously from intruders.
在童话故事中，那个贪婪的巨人把黄金和珠宝藏在洞穴里，嫉妒地守护着它们以防入侵者。
Her avaricious tendencies were revealed when she insisted on keeping all the inheritance for herself, ignoring her siblings' needs.
当她坚持将所有遗产据为己有，无视兄弟姐妹的需求时，她的贪婪本性显露无疑。
The avaricious investor was known to exploit insider information to make lucrative deals, disregarding ethical boundaries.
那位贪婪的投资者以利用内幕信息进行牟利交易而闻名，不顾道德界限。
The avaricious CEO's relentless pursuit of profit led to the company's downfall, as quality and customer satisfaction were sacrificed for short-term gains.
那位贪婪的CEO对利润的不懈追求导致了公司的衰败，为了短期利益牺牲了质量和顾客满意度。