egregious

英 [ɪˈɡriːdʒiəs]

美 [ɪˈɡriːdʒiəs]

adj.  极糟的; 极坏的

GRE

BNC.33756 / COCA.12820

牛津词典

adj.

• 极糟的；极坏的
  extremely bad

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 极坏的;极差的;极其恶劣的
  Egregiousmeans very bad indeed.
  1. ...the most egregious abuses of human rights.
     对人权的严重践踏

英英释义

adj

• conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible
  1. a crying shame
  2. an egregious lie
  3. flagrant violation of human rights
  4. a glaring error
  5. gross ineptitude
  6. gross injustice
  7. rank treachery
  Synonym:crying(a)flagrantglaringgrossrank

双语例句

• But legal experts familiar with the inquiries say they expect that the DOJ is examining egregious behaviour that smells of bribery.
  但了解此次调查的法律专家表示，他们预计司法部此次调查的重点是带有贿赂味道的异常行为。
• These sanctions can include monetary fines and, in rare cases, even a jail sentence if the violation is particularly egregious.
  这些制裁包括罚款，在个别情况下，如果违法行为格外恶劣，甚至可以判刑。
• The conduct here was so egregious and ongoing we felt we had to move on this.
  本案的行为如此令人震惊，而且是进行时的，以至于我们觉得必须采取行动。
• An egregious violation of privacy.
  严重违法了宪法保护隐私的规定。
• The most egregious was Moscow's absurd claim on the eve of the invasion that Georgia was committing genocide in South Ossetia, with 2,000 civilian deaths.
  最惊人的莫过于在入侵前夕荒谬地声称格鲁吉亚正在南奥塞梯实施种族屠杀，已有2000名平民遇难。
• But its egregious ability is that, he can weave all kinds of things into integrated, actual and logistic oneiric events, which are different of species, spaces, and times.
  然而，其高妙之处在于，它可以把各种不同种类、空间和时间的事物，编织成完整的、真实的、逻辑的梦幻事件。
• But Australia-a small, open economy-has learnt to reserve such measures only for a handful of egregious cases.
  但澳大利亚作为一个小型开放经济，早已学会了慎用此招以备不测之需。
• As you've perhaps begun to see in this series, Scala also corrects some of the egregious ( in hindsight) syntactic problems found in the Java language.
  从本系列中您可能已经看到，Scala还修正了Java语言中的一些语法问题（后见之明）。
• For an egregious national security violation.
  因为他严重危害了国家安全。
• The IRF Act defines particularly severe violations of religious freedom as systematic, ongoing, egregious violations.
  《国际宗教自由法》对特别严重侵犯宗教自由的定义是：系统化、持续、肆无忌惮。