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词根:obtrusive
adj.obtrusive 突出的;强迫人的;冒失的
adjective
forward in manner or conduct The waiter was attentive without being obtrusive.
obtrusive behavior
undesirably prominent
obtrusive TV commercials
thrust out : protruding
a sharp obtrusive edge
The first known use of obtrusive was in 1667
obviouslyadverb
in an obvious manner dealing with an obviously difficult subject
obviously enjoys her work
it is obvious
obviously, this is only a beginning
obviateverb
to anticipate and take care of beforehand
obviate an objection
obviateverb
to anticipate and take care of beforehand
obviate an objection
obviateverb
to anticipate and take care of beforehand
obviate an objection
obversenoun
the side of something (as a coin) bearing the principal design or lettering
a front or principal surface
counterpart sense 3
obtuseadjective
not pointed or sharp : blunt
being between 90° and 180°
an obtuse angle
having an obtuse angle
an obtuse triangle
not quick or keen of understanding or feeling
obtuseadjective
not pointed or sharp : blunt
being between 90° and 180°
an obtuse angle
having an obtuse angle
an obtuse triangle
not quick or keen of understanding or feeling
obtuseadjective
not pointed or sharp : blunt
being between 90° and 180°
an obtuse angle
having an obtuse angle
an obtuse triangle
not quick or keen of understanding or feeling
obtrusiveadjective
likely to obtrude
1 To my drowsy gaze the mist seemed to take the form of our native fogs, while the condition of the ledge suggested obtrusively a newly macadamised road.
2 Peignton had a hatred of waste, and it was waste of the worst sort to find this adorable woman thrown away on a man who was quite obtrusively unappreciative.
3 I give these cases chiefly to show how extensively and obtrusively they are introduced.
4 Does the arch of the shoe feel supportive or obtrusive?
5 Your critic then talks about "obtrusively cheap scholarship."
6 Alan's tie vanished less obtrusively: no one noticed when or where.
7 Meanwhile, perspective is abolished—everything is equally and obtrusively near, and I sadly miss the soft mysterious veils and pleasant doubts of distance that enchant one in other lands.
8 Any one of these characters, all gay men save for one obtrusive straight, could be committed on the basis of their existence.
9 He seemed to spend most of his time hanging around San Diego mosques, donating money to various causes and obtrusively filming worshippers with a video camera.
10 But there is a sweet love story in the book—hidden like a bird in a clump of obtrusively flowering bushes.
11 Hawke got up and walked obtrusively out of the building.
霍克站起来,有些扎眼地从楼里走出去了。
12 The new tags are solar-powered, are less obtrusive and, with luck, should last a year or more.
13 Even the sight of the obtrusively unobtrusive bull still waiting like the wolf at the door, didn't dampen my spirit.
14 We were just walking away arm in arm, when I spied my friend the Major approaching, stiff as a ramrod and, as usual, obtrusively clean.
15 The poem is in fact a political, moral, and religious disquisition interspersed with charming vignettes, which, though not obtrusively moralised, illustrate the general thesis.
16 BennyBlanco offered us a helpful reminder of just how obtrusively annoying some of our fellow cinema audience members can be.
17 A brilliant eye suffered the same disparagement by its over-ready defiance, which told of a temper obtrusively prone to quarrel.
18 Her mother, though silent, was so obtrusively conscious and uneasy that she felt assured, the moment that she looked at her, of the correctness of her surmise.
19 At York, I noticed with a thrill of terror that a man in plain clothes, with the obtrusively unobtrusive air of a detective, looked carefully though casually into every carriage.
20 These qualities were not obtrusively indicated, but Evelyn recognized them and wondered how much he owed to his being a Grahame of Calder Hall.
1 强行地
3 炫耀
conspicuous pretentious flamboyant ostentatious conspicuously ostentatiously flash parade showmanship swank ostentation showing-off display flaunt
4 炫耀地
5 草率
slapdash crude sloppy cursory hurried inattentive perfunctory unreflective slaphappy slapbang anyway anyhow hastily inconsiderately slapdashery perfunctoriness with indifference
7 鲁莽
foolhardy impertinent cubbish bluntly audaciously impolitely boldness impertinence impoliteness
8 鲁莽地