flagrant

flagrant

1. 显眼的；明目张胆的
2. 令人震惊的；极其恶劣的

1. 公然犯罪；恶名昭彰

词语辨析

flagrant, glaring, gross这三个形容词都表示明目张胆的、引人注目的、令人震惊的意思。flagrant指的是明显且常常令人愤慨的错误、罪行或不道德行为。glaring强调令人不快或尴尬地显眼。gross常用于表示令人恶心、不忍卒睹的事物。

词汇扩充

1. flagrantly (副词)

近义词

blatant, outrageous, scandalous, heinous, notorious

反义词

minor, slight, inconspicuous, subtle

柯林斯词典

flagrant (adj.) If you describe an action, situation, or someone's behaviour as flagrant, you mean that it is extremely bad or shocking in a very obvious way.

牛津词典

flagrant (adj.) (of something considered wrong or immoral) conspicuously or obviously offensive.

用法

flagrant is used to describe actions or behaviour that are considered to be very wrong and that are easily noticed.

相关例句

1. The company was guilty of flagrant violations of environmental regulations.
2. His flagrant disregard for the rules angered everyone.
3. It was a flagrant abuse of power.
4. The team committed a flagrant foul in the final minutes of the game.
5. The politician's flagrant lies were exposed by the media.
6. Her flagrant display of wealth made many people envious.
7. His flagrant arrogance alienated him from his colleagues.
8. She was caught in the flagrant act of stealing.
9. The flagrant corruption within the government led to widespread protests.
10. The judge denounced the defendant's flagrant disregard for human life.
11. The flagrant inequality in society was a cause for concern.
12. His flagrant cheating during the exam resulted in his expulsion.
13. The flagrant violation of human rights cannot be tolerated.
14. She was fired for her flagrant insubordination.
15. The team's flagrant errors cost them the game.
16. The flagrant display of wealth by the CEO angered the employees.
17. His flagrant sexism was met with criticism from all sides.
18. They were arrested for their flagrant involvement in drug trafficking.
19. The flagrant injustice of the legal system shocked the public.
20. Her flagrant disregard for others' feelings made her unpopular.