flagrant

英 [ˈfleɪɡrənt]

美 [ˈfleɪɡrənt]

adj.  骇人听闻的; 公然的; 罪恶昭彰的

GRETEM8法律

Collins.1 / BNC.19033 / COCA.18623

牛津词典

adj.

• 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.
  1. a flagrant abuse of human rights
     粗暴的践踏人权
  2. He showed a flagrant disregard for anyone else's feelings.
     他公然蔑视任何人的感情。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 骇人听闻的;罪恶昭彰的;公然的
  You can useflagrantto describe an action, situation, or someone's behaviour that you find extremely bad or shocking in a very obvious way.
  1. The judge called the decision 'a flagrant violation of international law'...
     法官称这一决定是“对国际法的公然违背”。
  2. His failure to turn his attention to flagrant wastes of public money is inexcusable.
     他未能注意到公共资金的公然浪费，这是不可原谅的。

英英释义

adj

• conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible
  1. a crying shame
  2. an egregious lie
  3. flagrant violation of human rights
  4. a glaring error
  5. gross ineptitude
  6. gross injustice
  7. rank treachery
  Synonym:crying(a)egregiousglaringgrossrank

双语例句

• The flagrant prostitution of true human values.
  对真正的人类价值明目张胆的糟蹋。
• Telling the story was a flagrant breach of trust.
  说谎是一种可耻的破坏信誉的行为。
• The world community of nations cannot tolerate this kind of flagrant deception.
  人类世界不能容忍这种赤裸裸的欺诈。
• He committed a flagrant crime.
  他犯下了滔天大罪。
• One of the most flagrant of infringement of independence of States is intervention.
  公然侵犯国家独立的行为之一是干涉。
• 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。
• This is a search engine service business is absolutely flagrant, also be defeated not to rise.
  这是搜索引擎服务商绝对不能容忍的，也是输不起的。
• We thought the New York Times had been particularly flagrant.
  我们都以为纽约时报会旗帜鲜明。
• This flagrant untruth reverberated so pleasantly between my ribs that I almost said it again.
  这句冠冕堂皇的谎言在我的肋骨间回荡，令我感到舒适无比，我几乎又把它说了一遍。
• A flagrant case of contempt of court.
  一个明目张胆的藐视法庭案。