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outrage
/ˈaʊtreɪdʒ//ˈaʊtreɪdʒ/
英汉-汉英词典
- n. 暴行;侮辱;愤怒,愤慨
- vt. 对…施暴行;凌辱,强奸;激起愤怒
时 态: outraged, outraging, outrages
词组 | 习惯用语
您要查找的是不是:- outage n. 储运损耗;中断供应;运行中断
- outrigger n. 舷外支架,突出的梁,桁等
- outraged adj. 义愤填膺的;愤慨的,气愤的
v. 使愤怒(outrage的过去式,过去分词)
- outrace vt. 胜过;超过…速度(等于outpace)
public outrage 公愤 网络短语:The Latest Chinese Outrage 最近华人的愤怒 to provoke justified outrage 激起了众怒 perpetrate a dreadful outrage 犯下暴行 heavy outrage 严重犯法行为 Outrage Cools 愤怒会平息 outrage at 愤慨 Sparked Outrage 激起民愤 Outrage Shaman 暴怒祭师 Chocolate Outrage 巧克力味 express outrage 表示气愤
原声例句
不可儿戏 Your vanity is ridiculous and your behaviour is an outrage. 你的虚荣心是可笑的,你的表现是令人愤慨的。 彭博商业周刊 Even small incidents can provoke mass outrage. 即使是小事也可能引发公众的愤怒。 NPR音讯 2021年1月合集 Right now, we do see that outrage internationally. 现在,我们确实在国际社会看到了这种愤怒。 舞台剧:格列佛游记 It's an outrage and an insult. 这是一种暴行和一种侮辱。 NPR音讯 2015年1月合集 But authorities seem intent on tamping down any huge outrage. 不过有关部门决定要压制可能引发的愤怒。 听力文摘 Well, our family unit couldn't even express our outrage until now! 我说,我的家庭到现在才能表达我们的愤怒! VOA Daily Standard 2019年4月合集 It faced massive public outrage and did not reduce the number of migrants. 该做法引起了大规模的民愤,而且也并未减少移民的数量。 VOA常速英语_美洲 If faced massive public outrage and did not reduce the number of migrants. 该政策引起了公愤而且并未减少移民数量。 PBS访谈社会系列 But reports of widespread torture of those in custody are driving fresh outrage. 但是,对在押人员普遍施以酷刑的报道引发了新的愤怒。 当月 CNN 10 学生英语 From Boston to Berkeley, there is a spotlight on how colleges are managing student outrage. 从波士顿大学到加州伯克利大学,大学如何处理学生的愤怒成了焦点。
近义、反义、联想词
近义词n. anger, choler, ire, atrocity, inhumanity, trouble, insult v. disgust, revolt, nauseate, sicken, churn up, assail, assault 联想词indignation愤怒, 愤慨, 气愤;outcry尖叫;uproar骚动;backlash反斜线;disgust厌恶,嫌恶;ire忿怒;hysteria不正常的兴奋;anger怒,愤怒;dismay沮丧,灰心;condemnation谴责;fury狂怒;
英英词典
outrage n.- a feeling of righteous anger
synonymous: indignation- a wantonly cruel act
- a disgraceful event
synonymous: scandal- the act of scandalizing
synonymous: scandalization, scandalisation
outrage v.- strike with disgust or revulsion
synonymous: shock, offend, scandalize, scandalise, appal, appall- violate the sacred character of a place or language
synonymous: desecrate, profane, violate- force (someone) to have sex against their will
synonymous: rape, ravish, violate, assault, dishonor, dishonour
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