hedonist
/ˈhedənɪst/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhedənɪst/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈhē-də-nist/ (ame, mw)
hedonist — 名詞
- hedonistsingular
- hedonistsplural
1. a person who makes having enjoyable experiences and satisfying their own desires
享樂主義者
以追求快樂為人生首要目標的人
a person who makes having enjoyable experiences and satisfying their own desires the main goal of their life, often without concern for other people or their own long-term wellbeing
After college, Hugo became a hedonist who spent all his money on food and parties.
大學畢業後,Hugo 成了一個享樂主義者,把所有錢都花在美食和派對上。
hedonist who spends on pleasures
The club was full of young hedonists dancing and drinking until sunrise.
那間俱樂部裡擠滿了跳舞喝酒直到天亮的年輕享樂主義者。
Anika's friends called her a hedonist because she always chose fun over work and duty.
Anika 的朋友說她是享樂主義者,因為她總是選擇玩樂而非工作和責任。
The novel tells of a wealthy hedonist who refuses no pleasure, no matter the cost.
這本小說講述一個富有的享樂主義者,什麼快樂都不拒絕,不管要付出什麼代價。
Diego described himself as a hedonist who lived for good food, music, and company.
Diego 說自己是個享樂主義者,活著就是為了美食、好音樂和朋友的陪伴。
- pleasure-seeker
more general and less philosophical; anyone who actively looks for fun rather than making it a belief system
- epicure
specifically someone who enjoys fine food and drink; narrower and more refined, less about general pleasure-seeking
- sybarite
literary term for someone devoted to luxury and sensual pleasure; rarer and more formal
- sensualist
focuses on physical, bodily pleasures rather than all forms of enjoyment
- ascetic
someone who lives without pleasures or luxuries, often for religious or spiritual reasons
文法句型
hedonist + verb
用法筆記
Often carries a negative or critical tone, suggesting the person is selfish or lacks self-control. Can also be used neutrally in philosophical discussions about ethics and the pursuit of happiness.