Hedonistic describes a person, a life, or a choice that puts pleasure first.

Hedonistic describesHedonistic用來形容 that puts pleasure first把享樂放在第一位的 a person, a life, or a choice人、生活或選擇。

A hedonistic holiday is built around comfort and fun. A hedonistic culture, in a newspaper, often means people spending a lot on enjoyment.

A hedonistic holidayA hedonistic holiday is built around comfort and fun圍繞著舒適和享樂打造。in a newspaper在報紙上，A hedonistic cultureA hedonistic culture often means常常是指 people spending a lot on enjoyment人們花很多錢享樂。

Like hedonist, it can be cool and descriptive, or it can carry a raised eyebrow — too much pleasure, not enough care. It is an adjective: a hedonistic lifestyle, hedonistic habits, hedonistic spending. Though actually, it does not by itself tell you whether the speaker admires this or blames it; you have to hear the rest of the sentence.

Like hedonist跟hedonist一樣，it can be cool and descriptive它可以是酷酷的描述，or it can carry a raised eyebrow也可以帶點挑眉的意味——too much pleasure, not enough care享樂太多、不夠謹慎。It is an adjective它是形容詞：a hedonistic lifestyle, hedonistic habits, hedonistic spendinga hedonistic lifestyle、hedonistic habits、hedonistic spending。Though actually不過，it does not by itself tell you whether the speaker admires this or blames it它本身不會告訴你說話的人是欣賞還是責備；you have to hear the rest of the sentence你得聽句子的其他部分。

It comes from hedonist plus a little ending that makes a describing word.

It comes from它是由 hedonisthedonist plus a little ending加上一個字尾 that makes a describing word構成形容詞而來的。

Do not use it as a noun: we do not say “a hedonistic” for the person. That person is a hedonist; the belief is hedonism.

Do not use it as a noun不要把它當名詞用：we do not say "a hedonistic" for the person我們不會說「a hedonistic」來指那個人。That person is a hedonist那個人是a hedonist；the belief is hedonism這種信念叫hedonism。