debauch [dɪ'bɔ:tʃ]

例句:

• To betray their master and debauch his army.
  来自James Mill
• You can hardly expect unquestioning obedience from last night's partner in a debauch.
  从昨晚有位搭档的放荡之后,你将不再期待任何坚定不移的听从.
  
• Printing money would worsen inflation, debauch the currency and bring a balance - of - payments crisis.
  启用印刷钞只能造成通货膨胀恶化, 货币脱缰,收支平衡将堕入困局.
  
• My head akeing all day from last night's debauch.
  来自S. Pepys
• Play Johnny Woo takes us on a debauch ride through the nightlife of Glastonbury Festival.
  来自BBC