英：['bleɪtəntlɪ]
美：['bleɪtəntlɪ]
blatantly如何读
blatantly是什么意思
adv.
喧闹地
公然地
露骨地
无耻地
blatantly词根
词根：blatant
adj.blatant 喧嚣的；公然的；炫耀的；俗丽的
n.blatancy 喧哗，喧闹
blatantly英英释义
adjective
noisy especially in a vulgar or offensive manner : clamorous
completely obvious, conspicuous, or obtrusive especially in a crass or offensive manner : brazen
blatant disregard for the rules
blatantly词源英文解释
perhaps from Latin blatire to chatter
The first known use of blatant was in 1596
blatantly儿童词典英英释义
bleachernoun
a usually open stand of benches arranged like steps for people to watch from (as at a game)—usually used in plural
bleach1 of 2verb
to remove color or stains from
to make whiter or lighter
to grow white : lose color
bleach2 of 2noun
the act or process of bleaching
a chemical used in bleaching
bleach1 of 2verb
to remove color or stains from
to make whiter or lighter
to grow white : lose color
bleach2 of 2noun
the act or process of bleaching
a chemical used in bleaching
bleach1 of 2verb
to remove color or stains from
to make whiter or lighter
to grow white : lose color
bleach2 of 2noun
the act or process of bleaching
a chemical used in bleaching
blaze1 of 5noun
a very strongly burning fire
very bright direct light often accompanied by heat
the blaze of TV lights
a sudden outburst a blaze of fury
a blaze of flame
a dazzling display
a blaze of autumn leaves
blaze2 of 5verb
to burn brightly
to flare up : flame
to be noticeably brilliant
fields blazing with flowers
to shoot rapidly and repeatedly
blaze3 of 5verb
to make public : proclaim
blaze the news
blaze4 of 5noun
a long white mark down the center of the face of an animal
a mark made on a tree usually to leave a trail
blaze5 of 5verb
to mark with blazes
blaze a trail
blazernoun
a sports jacket in bright stripes or solid color
blaze1 of 5noun
a very strongly burning fire
very bright direct light often accompanied by heat
the blaze of TV lights
a sudden outburst a blaze of fury
a blaze of flame
a dazzling display
a blaze of autumn leaves
blaze2 of 5verb
to burn brightly
to flare up : flame
to be noticeably brilliant
fields blazing with flowers
to shoot rapidly and repeatedly
blaze3 of 5verb
to make public : proclaim
blaze the news
blaze4 of 5noun
a long white mark down the center of the face of an animal
a mark made on a tree usually to leave a trail
blaze5 of 5verb
to mark with blazes
blaze a trail
blatantadjective
noisy especially in a rude way
completely obvious especially in a disagreeable way
a blatant lie
blatantly 例句
1 My specific areas of difficulty surround people who are blatantly of a different political stripe than I am, and those who are significantly and more openly religious than I am.
2 An exotic reimagining of a Cinderella glass slipper called the Begum, it is also one of this season’s most blatantly knocked-off designs.
3 As PolitiFact reports, most of Trump’s campaign statements have been blatantly false, mostly false or partially true.
4 Even though Wagner was a rabid anti-Semite, and even though his music was blatantly misused long after his death, they argue, his art should be left to stand on its own.
5 These bands may consist of members who are Christian, sing from that worldview and maybe even were at one time on a Christian label, but don’t have their music proclaim Jesus blatantly.
6 “Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood” has a blatantly counterfactual finale — the right people die!
7 Refusing to face facts might seem blatantly unhealthy. Sometimes, though, a short period of denial can be helpful.
逃避现实可能看似非常不利于健康，然而，在有些情况下，短期的否认状态是有益的。
8 What is surprising is how blatantly retaliatory this particular protest is – and how it appears to have been prompted by a Salon story.
9 On the recording, the song really takes off in its second half, when Charles exchanges a series of blatantly sexual moans and gasps with his backup singers, the Raelettes.
10 One of the lead singles — "That Was a Lie" — is a scathing rebuke of, in her words, "airbrushed, made up, well lit, well-groomed spokespeople who blatantly lie to us every day."
11 Rules for girls are blatantly sexual in nature—”cover your skin”—but are not for boys.
12 The most audience-pleasing passage in the show was a bit of video-derived magic that managed to delight, even though the trickery behind it was being blatantly unveiled.
13 The technique he chose cunningly - was to blatantly insult his audience.
而他精心选择的方式就是：肆无忌惮地大骂观众。
14 Sure, it's interesting the way the "Twilight" world turns the sexual-repression metaphor inherent in vampire and werewolf stories on its now abstinence-only head, but like most such blatantly obvious switcheroos, it's not quite that interesting.
15 US Airways blatantly sells its four elite levels through its Buy Up to Preferred program.
16 She is straightforward in denying the claim that Islam and the west are involved in a "clash of civilisations", castigating writers of various political persuasions who have, blatantly or inferentially, put forward this view.
17 The utility has maintained that the outages did not result from poor maintenance, and Madigan's office called that statement "blatantly untrue."
18 The ideas of "Metals" are a little bit sparser than in Feist's previous works — less blatantly autobiographical, more simply poetic, and filled with more forward-looking sentiments, which is new for her.
19 But “Justice” blatantly couches its pleas for fairness in a racial framework it clearly has no interest in.
20 “By the end of the meeting,” Haldeman remembered, “Nixon was as angry as his foreign affairs chief. The thought that an alleged weirdo was blatantly challenging the president infuriated him.”
blatantly 同义词
3 吵闹地
4 露骨
blatant in-your-face round broad explicit bald downright plump broadly baldly broadness near the knuckle
5 公然地
6 明显地
clear obviously apparently admittedly sharply noticeably prominently visibly boldly undeniably transparently patently unmistakably glaringly confessedly on the face of things it is quite obvious that
7 明显
square bright obvious broad patent apparent transparent evident noticeable sensible stark decisive pointed undeniable impactful overt palpable unmistakable demonstrable watchable well-marked open-and-shut unhidden kenspeckle clear obviously apparently admittedly sharply noticeably prominently visibly boldly undeniably transparently patently unmistakably glaringly confessedly glaringness patency distinctness broadness palpability on the face of things it is quite obvious that in relief
8 吵闹
rowdydowdy ugly noisy blatant turbulent stormy rowdy uproarious jangling loquacious clamorous knockabout larrikin clamant riproaring rantipole rowdyish loudly noisily rowdily rumbustiously row-de-dow scene row racket rhubarb ruckus fracas rowdiness ruction noisiness hullaballoo rowdyism blatancy shemozzle kick up a row make a row