arrant如何读

英:[ˈærənt]

美:[ˈærənt]

arrant是什么意思

  • adj.彻头彻尾的;极端的;臭名昭著的;声名狼藉的

arrant自然拼读

ar·rant

ae rnt

arrant扩展

arrantly (adv.)

arrant英英释义

Adjective

1. without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers;

"an arrant fool"

"a complete coward"

"a consummate fool"

"a double-dyed villain"

"gross negligence"

"a perfect idiot"

"pure folly"

"what a sodding mess"

"stark staring mad"

"a thoroughgoing villain"

"utter nonsense"

arrant词源中文解释

14世纪晚期, errant 的变体(参见 q.v.); 起初仅仅是贬义的,表示“漫游,流浪”; 然后(16世纪)逐渐失去其贬义力量,获得了“彻底的,彻头彻尾的,臭名昭著的”含义。

arrant词源英文解释

Middle English arraunt, variant of erraunt "wandering, itinerant" (reflecting lowering of ĕ to ă before r); arraunt, erraunt in sense "notorious, reprobate" (hence, "extreme") from its use in the collocation theef erraunt, erraunt theif "outlawed robber roaming the country" — more at errant Note: The two spellings arrant and errant (and presumably the associated pronunciations) were used indiscriminately into the 17th century, after which arrant became limited to its current meaning; since Robert Baker's Reflections on the English Language (1770), usage commentators have considered errant in the sense "arrant" as an error.

The first known use of arrant was in the 14th century

arrant儿童词典英英释义

arrest1 of 2verb

to stop the progress or movement of

check entry 2 sense 3, slow

arrest a disease

to take or keep in one's control by authority of law

arrest someone on suspicion of robbery

to attract and hold the attention of

colors that arrest the eye

arrest2 of 2noun

the act of stopping

the state of being stopped

the act of taking or holding in one's control by authority of law

arrest1 of 2verb

to stop the progress or movement of

check entry 2 sense 3, slow

arrest a disease

to take or keep in one's control by authority of law

arrest someone on suspicion of robbery

to attract and hold the attention of

colors that arrest the eye

arrest2 of 2noun

the act of stopping

the state of being stopped

the act of taking or holding in one's control by authority of law

arrest1 of 2verb

to stop the progress or movement of

check entry 2 sense 3, slow

arrest a disease

to take or keep in one's control by authority of law

arrest someone on suspicion of robbery

to attract and hold the attention of

colors that arrest the eye

arrest2 of 2noun

the act of stopping

the state of being stopped

the act of taking or holding in one's control by authority of law

arrest1 of 2verb

to stop the progress or movement of

check entry 2 sense 3, slow

arrest a disease

to take or keep in one's control by authority of law

arrest someone on suspicion of robbery

to attract and hold the attention of

colors that arrest the eye

arrest2 of 2noun

the act of stopping

the state of being stopped

the act of taking or holding in one's control by authority of law

array1 of 2verb

to set in order : draw up

soldiers arrayed for review

to dress especially in fine clothing : adorn

array2 of 2noun

regular order or arrangementalso: persons (as troops) in array

rich or beautiful clothing

an impressive group : large numberalso: variety sense 2, assortment

a whole array of problems

a group of mathematical elements (as numbers or letters) arranged in rows and columns

array1 of 2verb

to set in order : draw up

soldiers arrayed for review

to dress especially in fine clothing : adorn

array2 of 2noun

regular order or arrangementalso: persons (as troops) in array

rich or beautiful clothing

an impressive group : large numberalso: variety sense 2, assortment

a whole array of problems

a group of mathematical elements (as numbers or letters) arranged in rows and columns

array1 of 2verb

to set in order : draw up

soldiers arrayed for review

to dress especially in fine clothing : adorn

array2 of 2noun

regular order or arrangementalso: persons (as troops) in array

rich or beautiful clothing

an impressive group : large numberalso: variety sense 2, assortment

a whole array of problems

a group of mathematical elements (as numbers or letters) arranged in rows and columns

arrantadjective

out-and-out, complete

an arrant fool

arrant 例句

1 He also dismissed the Club of Rome's prediction that the world was about to run out of food as arrant nonsense.

他还驳斥了罗马俱乐部关于世界食物即将耗尽的预测,称那是十足的一派胡言。

2 One reason for this, he posits: “The economy is a complicated system that is inherently difficult to understand, so propositions like these” — the arrant nonsense in question — “are all that saves us from intellectual nihilism.”

3 Or put less politely, as Mr. Rudd writes in the first sentence of his paper, “Mainstream economics is replete with ideas that ‘everyone knows’ to be true, but that are actually arrant nonsense.”

4 "There's no way he can stay on until October. It's arrant nonsense to think he can. Someone needs to grip this."

5 Let’s not write off today’s opponents Leeds too lightly, for to do so would be arrant foolishness.

6 The gitanos are not such ruffians as of old, nor even such arrant thieves, although it would still be unwise to trust them within call of temptation.

7 But even the most arrant individualist can hardly go single file all by himself—not without making hard work of it, at least.

8 She has a fiance, but he’s such an arrant tosser that we wait, like maiden aunts, for Robin and Cormoran to figure out their true feelings.

9 “Do you think there is any one who would pay all that money for such an arrant sinner’s sake?” inquired the pastor.

10 In contact with the finest minds of her times, George Sand was neither a moral monster nor yet the arrant Bohemian that legend has fashioned of her.

11 I have known an arrant poltroon defend himself desperately against robbers; and a man, considered of undoubted courage, surrender his arms to a single footpad.

12 Every servant an arrant thief as to victuals and drink.

13 The Captive recapitulates the arc of Egoyan’s career: early promise, followed by arrant misfires.

14 Though physically an arrant coward, no defeats could discourage him.

15 "I believe the man to be an arrant coward," I went on.

16 I should have been an arrant fool had I flattered myself with the hope that this partition would introduce the olive-branch of peace into our midst.

17 Fears that lies in ads will backfire and repel voters, which many do, surely limit the number of arrant falsehoods.

18 As Winston Churchill, one of the last century’s most powerful writers, wryly observed, “This is the kind of arrant pedantry up with which I will not put.”

19 that statement is complete and arrant nonsense

20 Caleb Keeping died like an arrant coward, whining like a whipped cur as the executioner bound him.

arrant 同义词

1 绝顶的

culminant

3 声名狼藉的

ragtime infamous disreputable raffish

7 臭名远扬

notorious flagrant flagrance

12 臭名远扬的

notorious flagrant

14 完全

good right full complete whole perfect total direct entire round regular positive dead rank detailed pure absolute strict radical thorough sheer stark downright exhaustive abysmal crass unadulterated unreserved out-and-out frigging up very well really clear simply clean wide completely absolutely flat totally perfectly fairly entirely bang strictly altogether purely wholly bodily plumb raving diametrically all all- line and sinker neck and crop stock and barrel to fingertips root and branch to the ground inside out nothing less than every inch in depth from top to bottom first and last through and through head over heels hundred-and-eighty-degree right-down hundred-percent whole-hog real sound simple black fair stone proper royal grand integrate universal integrated deadly intimate integral in-depth chill profound hollow outright Stark earthly wholesome well-rounded damned integrative crashing blinking resounding full-fledged plenary errant thoroughgoing motherless full-out teetotal straight-out veriest orbicular gradely thorough-paced jonnock out just even through home down enough short quite stock directly exactly definitely fully cold solid properly indeed bone plain merely buck solely jam stiff positively utterly cleverly richly cleanly roundly staring dripping stone-cold mondo soever spang wholely simpliciter spandy main mere utter tel- world depth integrity pig entirety fullness max wholeness consummation plenitude allness ob- e- be- for- in totality from A to Izzard with a capital A about ears from clew to earing to the backbone from hub to tire to the fingernails to the nail in its fullness head and ears from top to tail like all nature and sinker to a dot to the eyeballs boots and all to the world good and all out every way every bit of in its entirety down to earth to perfection from the ground up by weight and barrel for fair to the wide like a book fair and square backward and forward from head to foot out and out

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