adj.纵酒狂欢的

The bacchanalian revelers danced through the streets, their laughter echoing in the night.
这些狂欢者在街上跳舞，夜晚中回荡着他们的笑声。
The bacchanalian feast was a spectacle to behold, with sumptuous food and endless wine.
酣宴是一场壮观的表演，丰盛的食物和无尽的美酒令人目不暇接。
The bacchanalian lifestyle, characterized by excessive drinking and debauchery, attracted criticism from moralists.
过于放纵的生活方式，以酗酒和放纵为特点，受到了道德家们的批评。
The ancient Romans held bacchanalian rites as a celebration of life and fertility.
古罗马人举行狂欢节仪式，以庆祝生命和繁衍。
His bacchanalian celebrations often led to arguments and fights among his guests.
他的狂欢聚会常常导致宾客间争吵甚至打架。
The author portrayed the characters indulging in a bacchanalian orgy, depicting the hedonistic side of human nature.
作者描绘了人物沉浸在狂欢的盛宴中，展现了人性中享乐主义的一面。
The bacchanalian atmosphere at the music festival was infectious, drawing people together in a shared sense of joy.
音乐节上那种狂欢的氛围极具感染力，人们在快乐的共享中聚在一起。
She couldn't resist the allure of the bacchanalian party, despite knowing the potential consequences.
尽管知道后果，她还是无法抵挡那个狂欢派对的诱惑。
The bacchanalian revelry seemed to have no end, with revelers losing track of time and propriety.
狂欢似乎永无止境，参与者忘却了时间与礼节。
After winning the lottery, he threw a bacchanalian celebration that lasted for days, inviting everyone he knew.
赢得彩票后，他举办了一场持续数日的狂欢派对，邀请了所有认识的人。