flagrant

美音：['fleɪɡrənt] 英音：['fleɪɡrənt]

简单释义：

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

完整释义：

adj.

1.罪恶昭彰的,臭名远扬的;公然的,明目张胆的
2.恶名昭彰的

例句：

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。
People is flagrant and those who excuse is, somebody tries itself of love, goodness, dissimilation is the commodity that seek profits.
人们不能容忍和原谅的是，有人试图将爱心、美德本身，异化为营利的商品。
If the Democratic Progressive Party shies away from criticizing Chen Shui-bian's flagrant corruption, how can the public trust the DPP?
倘若民进党对陈水扁的奇贪恶腐亦不敢批评，社会大众又如何重新信任民进党？
This was a flagrant breach of international law and was protested against by every section of British political opinion at that time.
这是一次对国际法的公然背叛，其行为当时遭到英国各个政治团体的抗议。
In this incident, the county flagrant violations of the legitimate rights and interests of individuals.
在这一事件中，该县公然侵犯个人的合法权益。
In the next three months this relationship took on a more flagrant form .
在以后的三个月里，这种关系显得更加彰明较著了。
Major' s elders disliked him because he was such a flagrant nonconformist.
梅杰的长辈不喜欢他，因为他这样公开地违反了他们心目中的生活准则。
other flagrant denial of the right to life, liberty, or security.
其他公然剥夺人的生命、自由或安全权利的行为。

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