Significats de so profligate en anglès

How came you to do so unprincipled, so profligate, a thing?'

But the Pumas weren't nearly so profligate and hence won with almost misleading ease on the scoreboard.

If Mencius may be believed, the tyrants themselves were not quite so profligate as the story makes them.

England were not so profligate when the game resumed at 3.30pm.

We would have much more success with bacteria if we weren't so profligate with our best weapon against them: antibiotics.

No doubt there was a time when the stage was so profligate that the Puritans were justified in tabooing it altogether.

Stuart Lancaster urges patience after England waste chances against Scotland Read more It wasn't arrogance that made them so profligate, but ineptitude.

Then there was Chris Morris, the million-dollar IPL man, suggesting that the Delhi Daredevils were not so profligate in their bidding after all.

How they determine this is outlandish to our way of thinking, so profligate are they in giving out souls to all manner of things.

And as the men of any generation are just what the women make them, England never had sons so profligate, so profane and drunken.

He got an impression of near-absolute efficiency, no mechanism in the craft being so profligate as to waste energy by unnecessarily emitting any sound.

One solution would be to start pricing resources like water and petrol properly, so profligate industrial users have a stronger incentive to change their ways.

But Francis will reflect that if they not had been so profligate throughout a one-sided second half the damage could, perhaps should, have been irreparable.

A conduct so profligate and insulting fills me with an indignation which I think that you, sir, after what you have heard, cannot but partake.

So profligate of energy!

Good God!-howuncharitable!- Ioffernot to defend-would to Heaven that I could recall-so nearly allied to perdition, Madam!- So profligate a man, Madam!--