英:['ɡleərɪŋlɪ]
美:['ɡleərɪŋlɪ]
英:['ɡleərɪŋlɪ]
美:['ɡleərɪŋlɪ]
adjective
having a fixed look of hostility, fierceness, or anger
shining with or reflecting an uncomfortably bright light
garish
obtrusively and often painfully obvious
a glaring error
see glare >entry 1
The first known use of glaring was in the 14th century
glassyadjective
resembling glass
not shiny or bright : dull
glassy eyes
glassyadjective
resembling glass
not shiny or bright : dull
glassy eyes
glass1 of 2noun
a hard brittle usually transparent substance commonly formed by melting a mixture of sand and chemicals and cooling to hardness
something (as a water tumbler, lens, mirror, barometer, or telescope) that is made of glass or has a glass lens
plural a pair of glass or plastic lenses held in a frame and used to help one see clearly or to protect the eyes
the quantity held by a glass
glass2 of 2verb
to fit or protect with glass
glass1 of 2noun
a hard brittle usually transparent substance commonly formed by melting a mixture of sand and chemicals and cooling to hardness
something (as a water tumbler, lens, mirror, barometer, or telescope) that is made of glass or has a glass lens
plural a pair of glass or plastic lenses held in a frame and used to help one see clearly or to protect the eyes
the quantity held by a glass
glass2 of 2verb
to fit or protect with glass
glassblowingnoun
the art of shaping a mass of hot glass by blowing air into it through a tube
glassblowingnoun
the art of shaping a mass of hot glass by blowing air into it through a tube
glaringadjective
painfully obvious
a glaring mistake
glaringadjective
painfully obvious
a glaring mistake
glaringadjective
painfully obvious
a glaring mistake
1 Sometimes a bridge collapses for glaringly obvious reasons — being whacked by a barge, for example.
有的时候,一座桥倒塌的原因很明显, 比如,被一艘驳船撞了.
2 The subjects are two men whose fathers were high-ranking Nazi officials and who have glaringly different attitudes toward them.
3 While the public fascination with celebrities, mothers and celebrity mothers is as glaringly obvious as Mariah Carey's nude magazine covers, that idolatry usually comes with a heavy dose of romantic BS.
4 no one missed the glaring spelling error in the title
5 It was a budget-conscious creative decision, which is a rare enough concern for HBO that the film’s careful constraints are glaringly obvious.
6 Most of the time, this incoherent thriller resembles an overheated trailer for itself: a glaringly rough assembly of ill-staged computer-generated action sequences and portentous moments.
7 Even so, “The Originalist” suffers from a few weaknesses, most glaringly in the overly schematic rendering of Cat.
8 The Delacorte has long been showing wear and tear, and its infrastructure is glaringly outdated.
9 Spain's structural faults were long hidden by a housing bubble and have been glaringly exposed now that it has burst.
西班牙过去长期被房地产泡沫隐藏的结构性失误,如今终于暴露无遗,并且破裂。
10 “Hit List,” too, was glaringly not a show that would inspire anything other than sniggering at its flagrant un-hipness, on Broadway or off.
11 The something missing in Mr. Martins’s choreography might account for Tuesday’s attendance, which was not full to start and glaringly sparser by the end.
12 The glaringly obvious fact, though, is that they're not either of those things.
13 How could you lie so glaringly, as to affirm I hated the 'poor child'?
你怎么能这样明目张胆地说谎,肯定我恨这个‘可怜的孩子’?
14 Dancing was glaringly outside my range of abilities.
15 This week, that long simmering dispute became glaringly public, when Ms. Cline and Mr. Reetz-Laiolo filed dueling lawsuits in federal court in San Francisco.
16 Yet politicians are quite capable of ignoring even glaringly unfinished business if it suits them.
然而政客们只要愿意就能无视这些极为显眼的未竟的事业。
17 Much of the contemporary work that was not so glaringly political touched on other zeitgeist themes, like race, gender and technology.
18 The killing was the source of a citywide outcry, but the outrage seemed glaringly selective.
19 There at Neumos, Rhode Island producer Araabmuzik absolutely fulfilled one type of audience enjoyment: giving the audience something glaringly brilliant to marvel at.
20 Her ouster was so glaringly mistaken, she was asked back to the show and won.
3 显然
4 明显地
clear obviously apparently admittedly sharply noticeably prominently visibly boldly undeniably blatantly transparently patently unmistakably confessedly on the face of things it is quite obvious that expressly evidently markedly manifestly
5 耀眼地
6 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 blatantly transparently patently unmistakably confessedly glaringness patency distinctness broadness palpability on the face of things it is quite obvious that in relief strong visible distinct manifest naked marked outward measurable conspicuous glaring emphatic decided expressly evidently markedly manifestly stick out