Ainda não temos significados para "dissipate young".
1His son-in-law- adissipatedyoung man whom Milly knew slightly-wassuspected of the crime.
2But he is a dissipated young man, and recollects nothing but his pleasures.
3By the time Erius died, Korin was a dissipated young rake and a drunkard.
4The dissipated young man appeared nowhere in the twilight.
5M. Olivier de --was a dissipated young gentleman.
6He felt quite in his element in the society of dissipated young men and enamelled women.
7His name was Langton-parentless-adissipatedyoung man-abrawler-onewhose too frequent companions were rowdies, blacklegs, and swindlers.
8But he is a dissipated young man, and I do not think my stepmother cared much for him.
9The man-a dissipated young man, now that his hat was off-cameforward in his long coat, his red hair and whiskers.
10The poor musician's plight was rendered desperate by the wine-merchant compelling his daughter to accept a rich but dissipated young man.
11Indeed, if he had been a dissipated young man, child, he would have carried his wine like the rest of them.
12'And to think she is going to waste her time with that dissipated young man, Mr.
13After remaining some years, he left it with the character of an uninformed and dissipated young man, with good natural talents but a bad disposition.
14I only add, that up to that time, the individual had been a very dissipated young man, who caused his believing parents very much grief.
15"Because I know he's a dissipated young ass," returned Mallow roughly; "and I daresay you know it also."
16In fact, as Margaret Fuller pointed out years ago, how little conception has a virtuous woman as to what a dissipated young man really is!