orgy
orgy 英 [ˈɔ:dʒi] 美 [ˈɔrdʒi]
n. 狂欢；放荡
名词复数:orgies
- If you have an orgy of presents or snacks or even new ideas, you have so many it's almost obscene. In this figurative use, orgy means an event where there is just too much of a good thing!
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- n. 狂欢；放荡
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1. After that day, six hands and six legs began an orgy under the tables in the ice-cream parlor.
打那天以后，六只手、六条腿就开始在那个冰激凌雅间的桌子底下狂欢了。
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2. Despite the "orgy" label, the 250 couples (all tested STD-free) featured in the video have sex only with each other and not with any other couple.
尽管是“狂欢”，但是这250对男女（都接受了免费的性传染病检查）都只是配对性爱而没有与他人杂交。
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3. He continually promised a ‘victory orgy’ to ‘take care of’ those who thought that their ‘treasonable attitude’ had escaped notice.
他不停地保证要进行一个‘胜利狂欢’，来‘照顾’那些自以为他们的‘叛国态度’能逃脱别人注意的人。
- orgy (n.) 1560s, orgies (plural) "secret rites in the worship of certain Greek and Roman gods," especially Dionysus, from Middle French orgies (c. 1500, from Latin orgia), and directly from Greek orgia (plural) "secret rites," especially those of Bacchus, from PIE root *werg- "to do." The singular, orgy, was first used in English 1660s for the extended sense of "any licentious revelry." OED says of the ancient rites that they were "celebrated with extravagant dancing, singing, drinking, etc.," which gives "etc." quite a workout.
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