单词immoderate
adj.: 极端的；不适度的；不合理的；过度的
网络: 无节制的；无度；无节制，没有限度
极端的；不适度的；不合理的；过度的:
extreme; not reasonable
无节制的,过度的,过分的(放纵等)
adj.excessiveextremeintemperateover-the-topextravagant
adj.moderate
Ms Chua is trying to protect her immoderate ambition from scrutiny and judgment by misrepresenting it as an ethnic peculiarity.
蔡美儿试图通过把自己的过度野心假扮成一种民族特质，而使其免受审视和评判。
A negotiation with Jordan, less immoderate and free of any influence, was more hopeful.
同约旦谈判比较有希望，因为它不是那样无节制，而且不为任何人所左右。
All of a sudden she discovered, in a black satin box, a superb necklace of diamonds, and her heart began to beat with an immoderate desire.
忽然她在一个黑缎子的盒里发现一串非常美丽的钻石项链；一种过分强烈的欲望使她的心都跳了。
Their demands might be immoderate .
他们的要求可能是不合理。
Immoderate speculation in commodities is blamed by some people (not all) for the recent sharp spikes in food and metal prices.
一些人（不是全部）将近期食品和金属价格的飙涨归咎于商品的过度投机行为。
Brand seems like a kind of immoderate murder which entrepreneurs conduct to the consumers" thinking rights.
品牌是企业主对消费者思考权的一种超限谋杀。
devote oneself entirely to something; indulge in to an immoderate degree, usually with pleasure.
将自己完全投身于某事；无节制地沉湎于其中通常为乐事。
The budget buffet attracted customers with immoderate appetites but limited pocket books.
廉价的自助餐吸引了胃口大但囊中羞涩的顾客们。
Immoderate pretending , the confidence"ll get to exaggerate and inferiority is disclosed unconsciously .
过分掩饰，自信变得夸张，自卑在不知不觉的情况下变得更露骨。
"An ardent, generous, perhaps an immoderate passion for fame" (Edmund Burke).
“一种对名望的热烈、充沛、也许是无节制的热望”（埃德蒙·伯克）。