outrageous是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 骇人的；无法容忍的；反常的；令人惊讶的

网络 蛮横的；残暴的；肆无忌惮

完整释义：

adj.

1.粗暴的,残暴的;蛮横的,猖狂的,无法无天的;无耻的,令人不能容忍的;荒谬绝伦的
2.不法

例句：

1. Zeus is too outrageous to see her much, on the "good" and advised her to look elsewhere, innocent peasant outlet.
   宙斯见她闹得太不像话，就“好心”地劝她再到别处看看，别拿无辜的农民出气。

2. But I'd also accepted all his outrageous gifts and was registered, however futilely, to attend Dartmouth College in the fall.
   但我也接受了他夸张的礼物，又在达特茅斯学院注册，虽然是白费气力，并将在秋天入学的条件。

3. Historians used zen with a primary sense of "in total defiance of any legal restraint" or "with outrageous disregard of one's proper duty" .
   历史学家使用“贼”的最初意义——“挑战任何法律约束”或“蛮横第默示其特有的义务”。

4. This outrageous behavior led to the formation of separate Negro churches, as the gospel spread among the slave population.
   这种粗暴的行为导致黑奴组织自己的教会，将福音传播于黑奴之间。

5. Heathcliff's talk was outrageous, after you left us; but I could soon have diverted him from Isabella, and the rest meant nothing.
   你离开我们之后，希刺克厉夫的话很荒唐，可是我马上把他的话岔开，不提伊莎贝拉，其余的话并没有什么关系。

6. Glen Doherty, Tyrone Woods, Sean Smith, and Chris Stevens were all killed in an outrageous attack on our diplomatic post in Benghazi.
   驻班加西外交使领馆的盖伦•多尔蒂，泰龙•伍兹，肖恩•史密斯和克里斯•斯蒂文森在一起令人发指的袭击中被害身亡。

7. In the process, it has been easy to forget just how outrageous the story of our economic woes really is.
   在这个过程中，我们很容易忘记美国经济陷于困境的故事有多么耸人听闻。

8. In an accompanying interview, the singer admits that she likes to shock with her outrageous choice of outfits.
   在随之进行的采访中，蕾哈娜承认她平时喜欢用出众的衣服震撼到歌迷。