splurging

ˈsplɜrdʒɪŋ

Definition

Definition of splurging - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

spendingcharacterized by extravagant spending or indulgence

The splurging lifestyle led to financial troubles.
The splurging habits drained their savings quickly.
His splurging tendencies worried his family.

indulging

lavishing

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Origin of splurging

Unknown

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French:dépensier, ...
German:verschwenderisch, ...
Italian:spendaccione, ...
Spanish:de derroche, ...
Portuguese:extravagante, ...
Chinese:奢侈的, ...
Japanese:贅沢な, ...
Arabic:مُبَذِّر, ...
Hebrew:בַּזְבְּזָנִי, ...
Russian:расточительный, ...
Ukrainian:розкішний, ...
Hindi:विलासिता भरी, ...
Bengali:অপব্যয়ী, ...
Catalan:despesa excessiva, ...
Czech:rozmařilý, ...
Danish:ekstravagant, ...
Dutch:verkwistende, ...
Greek:σπάταλος, ...
Hungarian:költekező, ...
Khmer:ខ្ជះខ្ជាយ, ...
Korean:사치스러운, ...
Persian:ولخرج, ...
Polish:rozrzutny, ...
Portuguese (BR):esbanjador, ...
Romanian:risipitor, ...
Swedish:slösaktig, ...
Thai:ฟุ่มเฟือย, ...
Turkish:savurgan, ...
Vietnamese:xa hoa, ...

splurge

splɜrdʒ

Definition of splurge - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.

spendingspend money freely or extravagantly

She decided to splurge on a new designer dress..

squander

indulgenceindulge oneself with something luxurious or expensive

He splurged on a lavish vacation to the Maldives..

indulge

lavish

spend

Noun

finance

act of spending money freely or extravagantly

After receiving her bonus, she went on a splurge at the mall..

extravagance

spending spree

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Expressions with splurge

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splurge on

spend extravagantly on something for pleasure

She decided to splurge on a new dress.

splurge money

spend money freely on unnecessary things

She decided to splurge money on a designer handbag.

Origin of splurge

Unknown, possibly blend of splash + surge

Examples of splurge in a sentence

He splurged on an expensive meal to celebrate.
She decided to splurge on a designer handbag.
They splurged on a five-star dinner.
Their vacation included a splurge on fine dining.
He regretted the splurge on unnecessary gadgets.

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French:faire des folies, folie, ...
German:verschwenden, Geldverschwendung, ...
Italian:spendere senza limiti, spesa eccessiva, ...
Spanish:derrochar, despilfarro, ...
Portuguese:esbanjar, extravagância, ...
Chinese:挥霍, 一次挥霍, ...
Japanese:散財する, 散財, ...
Arabic:بَذَّرَ, إِسْرَاف, ...
Hebrew:לְבַזְבֵּז, בִּזְבּוּז, ...
Russian:транжирить, транжирство, ...
Ukrainian:витрачатися, розкіш, ...
Hindi:पैसे उड़ाना, फ़िजूलखर्ची, ...
Bengali:হাত খুলে খরচ করা, খরুচে কেনাকাটা, ...
Catalan:gastar sense mesura, despesa excessiva, ...
Czech:rozhazovat, rozmařilé utrácení, ...
Danish:fråse, frås, ...
Dutch:spatten, uitspatting, ...
Greek:σπαταλώ, σπατάλη, ...
Hungarian:költekezni, költekezés, ...
Khmer:ចំណាយប្រាក់ហ៊ឺហា, ការចំណាយខ្ជះខ្ជាយ, ...
Korean:사치하다, 사치, ...
Persian:ولخرجی کردن, ولخرجی, ...
Polish:zaszaleć, rozrzutność, ...
Portuguese (BR):esbanjar, extravagância, ...
Romanian:a cheltui, răsfăț, ...
Swedish:slösa, slöseri, ...
Thai:ใช้จ่ายฟุ่มเฟือย, การใช้จ่ายฟุ่มเฟือย, ...
Turkish:savurganlık yapmak, savurganlık, ...
Vietnamese:vung tiền, sự vung tiền, ...

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