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outrageous 中文意思翻譯

outrageous 詞性/詞形變化，outrageous變形

名詞: outrageousness |副詞: outrageously |

outrageous 短語(yǔ)詞組

1、outrageous schemes ─── 無(wú)恥的計劃

2、heinous outrageous ─── 令人發(fā)指的

3、outrageous scheme ─── 無(wú)恥的計劃

4、most outrageous outrageous（ ─── 粗暴的）的最高級形式

5、outrageous mv ─── 無(wú)恥mv

6、outrageous fortune ─── 悍妞萬(wàn)里追（電影名）

7、outrageous price ─── 過(guò)高的價(jià)格

8、heinous outrageous horrible ─── 令人發(fā)指的

9、outrageous outlandish ─── 離譜古怪

10、outrageous behavior ─── 古怪的行為

11、more outrageous outrageous（ ─── 粗暴的）的比較級形式

outrageous 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、ochraceous ─── 赭色；赭色的

2、courageous ─── adj.有膽量的，勇敢的

3、ostraceous ─── 鴕鳥(niǎo)的

4、outrages ─── n.憤怒，憤慨；暴行；侮辱；vt.凌辱，強奸；對…施暴行；激起憤怒

5、butyraceous ─── adj.油膩的；含油的

6、extraneous ─── adj.外來(lái)的；沒(méi)有關(guān)聯(lián)的；來(lái)自體外的

7、cutaneous ─── adj.皮膚的；侵犯皮膚的

8、outrageously ─── adv.兇殘地，殘暴地

9、outrageousness ─── 窮兇極惡；蠻橫；殘暴；兇暴

outrageous 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、Oh! How outrageous (or terrible, awful)! ─── 哎呀！ 這還了得！

2、A series of wild, outrageous thoughts danced through his brain. ─── 一連串瘋狂而又憤怒的想法在他的腦海里閃過(guò)。

3、Needless to say, the idea of eating a dog seems outrageous to Americans. ─── 不用說(shuō)了，“吃狗肉”在美國人眼里是件特別殘忍的事情。

4、The princess spent an outrageous amount on clothes. ─── 公主在穿著(zhù)上揮霍無(wú)度。

5、His outrageous stories are in fact as big as life. ─── 事實(shí)上，他那蠻橫故事和生活中一樣。

6、Her outrageous behaviour at the party offended everyone. ─── 她在聚會(huì )上的無(wú)禮行為觸怒了每一個(gè)人。

7、This is an outrageous comedy about seven days in the life of two girls Leung and Ling, who want to skyrocket to the top by entering a beauty pageant. ─── 七月是選美的旺季，各方佳麗都摩拳擦掌，改頭換面，準備展開(kāi)一年一度的比賽。

8、KJV] Wrath is cruel, and anger is outrageous; but who is able to stand before envy? ─── [新譯]烈怒雖然兇殘，暴怒又好像狂瀾，人還可以抵受；但面對嫉妒，誰(shuí)能站立得住呢?

9、Fourth, the students put an end to the Outrageous outfits, the right to form aesthetics. ─── 四是杜絕學(xué)生的奇裝異服，形成正確的審美觀(guān)?！?/p>

10、She wears a miniskirt to her wedding. It's outrageous. ─── 她結婚時(shí)竟穿了條迷你裙,太不像話(huà)了!

11、Zeus is too outrageous to see her much, on the "good" and advised her to look elsewhere, innocent peasant outlet. ─── 宙斯見(jiàn)她鬧得太不像話(huà)，就“好心”地勸她再到別處看看，別拿無(wú)辜的農民出氣。

12、In keeping with his new-found status, it emerged that the 49-year-old plans to build possibly the most outrageous home in the world. ─── 為了與這個(gè)新的身份相稱(chēng),據說(shuō)這位49歲的首富打算建造世界上最豪華的官邸。

13、It was outrageous for anybody to suggest that they were not spending enough on bridges. ─── 任何對他們在修橋上花的錢(qián)不夠多的指責都顯得很蠻橫。

14、"This is a ridiculous decision and, even more than ridiculous, it is outrageous," Ben-Eliezer said. ─── “這是個(gè)荒謬的決定，甚至有過(guò)于荒謬，簡(jiǎn)直不能容忍的，”本-埃利澤說(shuō)。

15、However, there are always individuals whose wild personalities prompt them to make outrageous, and often scary, fashion choices. ─── 不過(guò)，也總會(huì )有一些個(gè)別人，他們粗野的性格促使他們在服飾選擇上有驚人之舉。

16、The Internet audience moves at the speed of light, and you have to outthink, and out plan them with something outrageous, fun and new. ─── 互聯(lián)網(wǎng)用戶(hù)跳動(dòng)很快，你必須挖空心思，利用大膽、有趣、新鮮的東西吸引他們。

17、What else could result from Congress's fury at runaway executive pay, outrageous Wall Street bonuses and handsome rewards for failure? ─── 國會(huì )除了對唾手可得的高管人員的薪酬，令人震驚的華爾街獎金和可觀(guān)的破產(chǎn)獎勵所表示的憤怒，又能怎樣呢？

18、By flaunting their clothes and outrageous hair-styles, young people flout the authority of their elders. ─── 年輕人借著(zhù)夸耀自己的衣著(zhù)和怪異的發(fā)型，無(wú)視長(cháng)輩們的權威。

19、First, he wanted to avoid the outrageous double standards he had experienced at Fairchild. ─── 其一，他想避免當年在飛兆公司遭遇的讓人驚駭的雙重標準。

20、Heathcliff's talk was outrageous, after you left us; but I could soon have diverted him from Isabella, and the rest meant nothing. ─── 你離開(kāi)我們之后，希刺克厲夫的話(huà)很荒唐，可是我馬上把他的話(huà)岔開(kāi)，不提伊莎貝拉，其余的話(huà)并沒(méi)有什么關(guān)系。

21、This sentence is useful to blurt out when someone tells you something outrageous. ─── 當有人告訴你某個(gè)過(guò)分夸張的事情時(shí)，你就可以脫口而出這句話(huà)。

22、The studio hackers like to have Moxy saying all kinds of outrageous things in other people's voices. ─── 工作室的高手總是讓莫西用別人的聲音說(shuō)各種氣人的話(huà)。

23、It cost the outrageous sum of 50 cents (about $12.75 in today's money) to attend what was known as the "horseless horse show. ─── 出席被稱(chēng)為“不用馬的騎馬表演”總共花費駭人聽(tīng)聞的50美分（今天約12.75美元）。

24、He counted on Lizzie for her sense of humor, her sense of the outrageous. ─── 他欣賞利齊的幽默感和潑辣勁。

25、They try to see who can be the most extreme and outrageous, but still stylish. ─── 他們想看看誰(shuí)穿得最好又最時(shí)尚。

26、Her outrageous remarks were/went beyond all reason. ─── 她那些無(wú)禮的話(huà)全無(wú)道理。

27、Those outrageous remarks of his were simply intolerable to the ear. ─── 他那些有天沒(méi)日的話(huà)簡(jiǎn)直聽(tīng)不得。

28、A young housewife whose outrageous and cold-blooded assault left her domestic helper with a ruptured liver was jailed for three and half years. ─── 年輕主婦冷血而兇殘的虐打，導致其女傭肝臟爆裂，昨日被判入獄三年半。

29、But it meant that we could plod away unnoticed, plotting more outrageous things. ─── 不過(guò)那正意味著(zhù)我們可以不引人注意地變換，增加更多瘋狂荒謬的東西。

30、He could never take these official meetings seriously-always throwing some outrageous comment into the proceedings. ─── 他從不能?chē)烂C地對待這些正式會(huì )議，對其議程他總是要評頭論足，令人憎惡。

31、She says the most outrageous things sometimes. ─── 她有時(shí)候盡說(shuō)些聳人聽(tīng)聞的事。

32、And movie stars as red as long as you can, you can request the appearance fees are outrageous. ─── 和電影名星一樣，只要你紅的可以，就可以要求很離譜的出場(chǎng)費。

33、She encounters all sorts of nonsense - including beautifully singing flower gardens, and outrageous croquet game and a Very Merry Unbirthday party! ─── 他們邀請愛(ài)麗絲參加了一個(gè)令她畢生難忘的茶會(huì )。

34、William thinks it would be " outrageous" to identify past donors,who were previously promised anonymity. ─── 威廉認為，要查明過(guò)去捐精者的身份是“不道德的”，因為醫院已經(jīng)許諾為他們保密。

35、She enjoys shocking people by saying outrageous things. ─── 她喜歡故意說(shuō)些不堪入耳的話(huà)讓人討厭。

36、His treatment of his wife is outrageous. ─── 他對待妻子十分蠻橫。

37、Outrageous fortunes, gigantic egos and persistent scrutiny by the media all conspire to doom even the strongest of Hollywood relationships. ─── 哪怕是好萊塢最牢固的關(guān)系，也注定會(huì )被巨額財富、極其自負和媒體的窮追不舍所整垮。

38、The price is outrageous, ie much too high. ─── 價(jià)錢(qián)高得嚇人。

39、Outrageous! I'll never forgive her! ─── 可惡！我永遠不會(huì )原諒她。

40、Should he succeed in proving his outrageous claims, he got his leg over the Saintly he would lay himself open to a charge of treason. ─── 已經(jīng)本網(wǎng)協(xié)議授權的媒體、網(wǎng)站，在下載使用時(shí)必須注明“稿件來(lái)源：教育在線(xiàn)”，違者本網(wǎng)將依法追究責任。

41、Nine million dollars for sixty square meters! It's outrageous! ─── 60平方米要900萬(wàn)！真荒唐！

42、You are at the mercy of the elements, but it does not have huge dunes or outrageous sloping lies. ─── 你受到了很多因素的擺布，但是它沒(méi)有巨大的沙丘，也沒(méi)有過(guò)分的斜坡。

43、They have the fancy that I have a very outrageous lifestyle. ─── 他們有一種錯覺(jué)，認為我過(guò)著(zhù)非常不道德的生活。

44、That's outrageous!' he protested. ─── 簡(jiǎn)直駭人聽(tīng)聞！”他抗議說(shuō)。

45、Harry used to consider it a great joke to go into expensive cosmetic shops and make outrageous requests for goods that do not exist. ─── 哈里曾認為走進(jìn)一家名貴化妝品商店，荒唐地提出要買(mǎi)一種根本不存在的商品是件很開(kāi)心的事。

46、I felt as if I had made an outrageous howler. ─── 我覺(jué)得自己似乎犯了個(gè)不可容忍的低級錯誤。

47、The hostess spent an outrageous amount on clothes. ─── 女主人在衣著(zhù)上揮霍無(wú)度。

48、By diplomatic standards, this was outrageous behaviour. ─── 按外交標準，這是不可接受的行為。

49、"The U.S.claims that our keiretsu-ka of banks and other financial institutions is outrageous. ─── “美國人說(shuō)我們在銀行與其他金融機構的縱向一體化是無(wú)法無(wú)天。

50、Zeus is too outrageous to see her much, on the "good" and advised her to look elsewhere, innocent peasant outlet. ─── 宙斯見(jiàn)她鬧得太不像話(huà)，就"好心"地勸她再到別處看看，別拿無(wú)辜的農民出氣。

51、Clearly, in the case of the financial industry not being able to export information would be outrageous. ─── 顯而易見(jiàn)，在金融行業(yè)方面，無(wú)法輸出信息是一件非常麻煩的事情。

52、To prosecute a person for making scholarly inquiry into a fundamental arena of human existence is outrageous! ─── 一位學(xué)者對人類(lèi)基本的存在進(jìn)行學(xué)術(shù)探究就要被告發(fā)，實(shí)在不可思議！

53、Even if not by retaliation, the conduct itself is so outrageous that malice can be implied. ─── 即使不是出于報復，這種行為本身荒謬至極，它也可能含著(zhù)惡意。

54、Nine million dollars for sixty square meters! It 's outrageous ! ─── 60平方米要900萬(wàn)！ 真荒唐！

55、Denise: [To himself] 12)Outrageous! He's listening to the phone with one ear and music with the other. ─── 丹尼斯：（自言自語(yǔ)）真夸張！他一個(gè)耳朵聽(tīng)電話(huà)，另一個(gè)耳朵還在聽(tīng)音樂(lè )。

56、Would it be outrageous of me to ask if you'll help with our last few boxes? ─── 如果我請你幫我搬剩下的幾個(gè)箱子會(huì )不會(huì )有些冒犯？。

57、It's rude!It's raunchy!It's totally outrageous!Brendan Fraser goes bananas in this balls-out comedy that breaks all the rules. ─── 一個(gè)情緒受壓的動(dòng)畫(huà)大師，一只無(wú)賴(lài)好色的俏皮猴，一次意外造就離奇“上身”，一段現實(shí)與漫畫(huà)世界的大兜亂！

58、He frequented this restaurant and gave outrageous tips to the waiters. ─── 他經(jīng)常去這家飯館，并給服務(wù)員數目可觀(guān)的小費。

59、Gesticulating wildly, the man acted as if he found my offer outrageous, but he eventually reduced the price to 10 pounds. ─── 一邊打著(zhù)手勢，嘴里面一邊哇哇亂叫著(zhù)，這人表現得好像感到我的出價(jià)讓他發(fā)瘋一般。但他最終還是把價(jià)格降到了10英鎊。

60、From outrageous to tame, here are some quick definitions of some popular( or used to be popular) male hairstyles. ─── 從野性到順從,以下便是對一些流行(曾經(jīng)流行過(guò))男士發(fā)型所做的快速解讀。

61、A hacker can get away with the most outrageous stupid plays merely because he is doing what everyone expects of him. ─── 一個(gè)臭球即使打得再愚蠢糟糕也沒(méi)人責怪，只是因為這在人們的意料之中。

62、In the last general election in 2002, they won just one-tenth of the votes, despite outrageous rigging that favoured them. ─── 2002年的普選，盡管暴虐的國家機器傾心于他們，他們也只贏(yíng)得了十分之一的選票。

63、The wettest, wildest, and most outrageous road trip since Lewis &Clark! ─── 當一個(gè)律師、一個(gè)逃兵與一個(gè)英國人相遇會(huì )得到什么？

64、President Obama called the AIG bonuses "outrageous," and said they are a symptom of an "outrageous" corporate culture. ─── 奧巴馬總統把美國國際集團發(fā)放獎金稱(chēng)為“毫無(wú)廉恥”，他說(shuō)這是“無(wú)恥的”公司文化的象征。

65、Nothing, it seemed, was too outrageous for Houdini to tackle . ─── 似乎再過(guò)分的手段胡迪尼也對付得了。

66、She was tortured with the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune all her life. ─── 她一生遭受種種命運的捉弄和折磨。

67、From outrageous to tame, here are some quick definitions of some popular (or used to be popular) male hairstyles. ─── 從野性到順從，以下便是對一些流行（或曾經(jīng)流行過(guò)）的男士發(fā)型所做的快速解讀。

68、Wear outrageous underwear under the most formal business attire. ─── 在最正式的禮服下面留有一顆狂野的心。

69、In fairness, some of the more outrageous messages appear to be gags (let's hope so).But others, unnervingly, are not. ─── 公平地講，一些令人憤慨的郵件看起來(lái)似乎是笑話(huà)（我們希望如此），但令人不安的是，其他一些絕對不是。

70、She didn't even blink at his outrageous proposal. ─── 她對他蠻橫的求婚一點(diǎn)兒也不感到驚訝。

71、Legend has it that he pulled off the most outrageous cackle-bladder there’s ever been. ─── 傳奇之處在于他勝利完成了有史以來(lái)最難以置信的騙局。

72、Repression and intimidation of honest academics is morally outrageous. ─── 對認真的學(xué)者進(jìn)行壓迫與威嚇令人不能容忍。

73、Some of his suggestions verged on the outrageous. ─── 他的一些建議都快到了荒唐的地步。

74、Flaunt, flout By flaunting their clothes and outrageous hair-styles, young people flout the authority of their elders. ─── 年輕人借著(zhù)夸耀自己的衣著(zhù)和怪異的發(fā)型,無(wú)視長(cháng)輩們的權威。

75、The price is outrageous,ie much too high. ─── 價(jià)錢(qián)高得嚇人.

76、He accused Madonna of charging fans outrageous prices to her concert. ─── 他激烈地斥責流行巨星麥當娜,說(shuō)她讓歌迷花很多錢(qián)來(lái)買(mǎi)票看她的演出。

77、The military observers pointed out that Ukraine so asks an outrageous price is must be cut off Russia to relet Sevastopol's thought thoroughly. ─── 軍事觀(guān)察家們指出，烏克蘭如此“漫天要價(jià)”是要徹底斷掉俄羅斯續租塞瓦斯托波爾的念頭。

78、However, what happened yesterday on the closing ceremony of Summer Cup was both outrageous and disappointing. ─── 但是，在昨天貴俱樂(lè )部的盛夏杯比賽頒獎儀式上所發(fā)生的事件，即荒唐又令人失望。

79、Outstanding performances and outrageous comedy make this smart, elating, poignant film from director David O. ─── 豈料前途無(wú)可限量的畢卻終日擔心他的名模女友早晚會(huì )背他鬼混，還竟然成為偵探夫婦的另一名客人。

80、She shook up the world of microbiology in 1965 with her outrageous thesis of the symbiotic origin of nucleated cells. ─── 她曾經(jīng)在1965年用她那個(gè)有核細胞的共生起源的惹火理論撼動(dòng)了微生物學(xué)的世界。

81、For example, she spends an outrageous amount on entertainment. ─── 她花了太多的錢(qián)在娛樂(lè )上。

82、Another reason workers might think it's OK to go rogue: Outrageous behavior is often highlighted, even celebrated, in many areas of society. ─── 另一個(gè)原因是，雇員或許會(huì )想，胡鬧一次也不錯，惡劣的事件通常能進(jìn)入人們的視野，甚至無(wú)人不知，在許多領(lǐng)域都會(huì )這樣。

83、But I'd also accepted all his outrageous gifts and was registered, however futilely, to attend Dartmouth College in the fall. ─── 但我也接受了他夸張的禮物，又在達特茅斯學(xué)院注冊，雖然是白費氣力，并將在秋天入學(xué)的條件。

84、Do something outrageous or strange, grab some media attention and cut through the clutter of advertising messages that bombards consumers. ─── 做一些出格或怪異的舉動(dòng)，以此吸引媒體的關(guān)注，同時(shí)又能在狂轟亂炸的消費廣告中脫穎而出。

85、Her outrageous dress caused an uproar at the office. ─── 她穿了件太奇怪的裙子讓辦公室都沸騰了。

86、He was taxed with outrageous allegations of treason. ─── 他被指控犯了通敵罪。

87、A: Chris, let me see your travel expense report. Taxi bills are outrageous! ─── 克莉絲，讓我看看你的旅費申報單。出租車(chē)的賬單太離譜了吧！

88、Outrageous is that, God put my last point raised hopes were denied out. ─── 令人氣憤的是，上天把我最后升起的一點(diǎn)希望都抹殺掉了。

89、Cosmetic Harry used to consider it a great joke to go into expensive cosmetic shops and make outrageous requests for goods that do not exist. ─── 哈里曾認為走進(jìn)一家名貴化妝品商店,荒唐地提出要買(mǎi)一種根本不存在的商品是件很開(kāi)心的事兒。