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indulging

/ɪnˈdʌl.dʒɪŋ/

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noun

/ɪnˈdʌl.dʒɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие, позволяющее себе или другому насладиться желаемым удовольствием, удовлетворением или прихотью, часто без ограничений.

A noun referring to the act of allowing oneself or another to enjoy a desired pleasure, gratification, or whim, often without restraint.

uncountable

  1. Act of gratifying a desireB2formal

    The act of allowing oneself to enjoy something, often a pleasure or luxury.

    ruПотворство

    • His constant indulging in sweets led to health problems.
    • Indulging in a hobby can be a great stress reliever.
    • She regretted her indulging in gossip about her colleague.

    Synonymsgratificationindulgencepamperingsatisfactiontreatment

    Antonymsabstinencedenialdeprivationrestrainttemperance

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verb

indulge/ɪnˈdʌldʒ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий позволить себе насладиться чем-либо или удовлетворить желание, часто в чрезмерной степени.

A verb meaning to allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of something or to satisfy a desire, often to an excessive degree.

  1. Allow oneself to enjoy somethingB2formal

    To allow oneself to have or do something that is enjoyable, often as a treat.

    ruПозволить себе удовольствие

    • She decided to indulge in a piece of chocolate cake.
    • He indulged his passion for travel by visiting a new country every year.
    • They indulged in a long, relaxing bath after a stressful week.

    Synonymsgratifypampersatisfyspoiltreat

    Antonymsabstaindenyforgorefrain

  2. Yield to a desireB2formal

    To give in to a wish or desire, especially one that is not strictly necessary.

    ruПотакать

    • He indulged his curiosity and opened the mysterious box.
    • She indulged her children's every whim.
    • The manager indulged the employee's request for a day off.

    Synonymsappeasegratifyhumorsatisfy

    Antonymsabstaindenyeschewforbearrefrainrenounceresist

  3. Enjoy to excessB2informal

    To take part in an activity or consume something in a way that is excessive or immoderate.

    ruПредаваться излишествам

    • He tends to indulge in too much alcohol at parties.
    • She indulged in shopping sprees whenever she felt stressed.
    • They indulged in a weekend of non-stop gaming.

    Synonymsbingeoverdooverindulgesurfeit

    Antonymsabstaindenyforbearrefrain

  4. Treat with excessive kindnessC1formal

    To be overly generous or lenient towards someone, often to their detriment.

    ruБаловать

    • Grandparents often indulge their grandchildren with sweets and gifts.
    • The teacher was accused of indulging the disruptive student.
    • He indulged his dog with too many treats, making it overweight.

    Synonymsbabycoddlehumormollycoddlepamperspoil

    Antonymsdenydeprivedisciplinehardenneglectrestrain

Forms
  • indulged past participle
  • indulged past simple
  • indulging present participle
  • indulges third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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