adj.浪费的，挥霍的，大手大脚的
n.浪费者，浪子，[动]军曹鱼

原形：prodigal复数：prodigals

The prodigal son returned home, repentant for his wasteful ways.
浪子回头，对自己的挥霍行为感到懊悔。
After years of prodigality, the wealthy businessman found himself penniless.
在多年的奢侈挥霍后，这位富商一贫如洗。
She was known for her prodigious talent in playing the piano.
她以其惊人的钢琴才华而闻名。
His prodigious appetite for knowledge led him to become an esteemed scholar.
他对知识的极度渴望使他成为了一名受人尊敬的学者。
The prodigal's extravagant lifestyle eventually caught up with him financially.
他的放荡生活方式最终在经济上给他带来了麻烦。
The prodigal father forgave his son without hesitation upon his return.
父亲毫不犹豫地原谅了回家的浪子。
The prodigal daughter left home to seek fame and fortune, but found little happiness.
离家出走的女儿试图追求名声和财富，但并未找到真正的幸福。
The prodigal's extravagant spending habits were a constant source of concern for his family.
浪子的挥霍无度让家人一直担忧不已。
After a period of prodigality, the king realized the importance of frugality and wise governance.
国王在挥霍无度之后，明白了节俭与明智统治的重要性。
The prodigal's return marked a turning point in the family's history.
浪子的回归成为了这个家庭历史上的转折点。