flagrant

单词flagrant

基本解释

adj.: 骇人听闻的；公然的；罪恶昭彰的
网络: 恶名昭彰的；明目张胆的；恶名昭著的

权威解释

• 骇人听闻的；公然的；罪恶昭彰的:

  shocking because it is done in a very obvious way and shows no respect for people, laws, etc.

英汉解释

• 恶名昭彰的

• 罪恶昭彰的,臭名远扬的;公然的,明目张胆的

同义词

adj.blatantscandalousbarefacedobviousdeliberate

反义词

adj.covert

例句

• But the thing is, as long as you don"t do something gratuitously stupid or make a flagrant nuisance of yourself, nobody"s going to stop you.

  但是关键是，只要你不无缘无故地做蠢事，也不要让自己变得臭名昭著，没有人会阻止你。

• But Brown said he did not think it was a flagrant foul. He did not think it was a foul at all.

  但是布朗说他认为这不是一次恶意犯规，甚至他认为那根本算不上是一次犯规。

• For these flagrant, transfinite transport vehicles, seem to say "should be severely punished. "

  对于这些明目张胆、超限运输的车辆，照理说“应当严惩”。

• There has recently been evidence that the center is trying to get a grip on the most flagrant abuses of the system.

  最近，中央显然试图控制最公然的制度践踏。

• Likewise, a male chauvinist cannot recognize how biased he is in favor of his own sex, no matter how flagrant that bias may be.

  同样地，无论对自己性别的偏袒有多么明显，大男子主义者对那种偏见也是视若无睹。

• Public obedience to party lines with which MPs privately disagree is one flagrant example.

  一个臭名远扬的例子就是：内阁成员们在公开场合对于政党的路线绝对服从，私下却并不买账。

• She failed to appear for the rehearsal , in flagrant violation of her contract .

  她没有参加排练，公然违反合同。

• "He had . . . a tact that would preserve him from flagrant error in any society" (Francis Parkman).

  “他具有…一种机敏，这种机敏可使他在任何场合中免犯严重的错误”（弗朗西斯·帕克曼）。

• Nato has described the Syrian action as a flagrant breach of international law and said it stood by Turkey - a Nato member.

  北约称叙利亚的行为是对国际法的公然侵犯，并声称站在北约成员国土耳其的一边。

• The U. S. -based human rights group Freedom House has named nine countries and Tibet as the world"s most flagrant human rights abusers.

  总部设在美国的人权组织“自由之家”将九个国家和西藏地区列为世界上侵害人权最严重的地方。