英:[əbˈsenəti]
美:[ɑbˈsɛnɪti, əb-]
英:[əbˈsenəti]
美:[ɑbˈsɛnɪti, əb-]
ob·scen·i·ty
b se nih ti [or] b si nih ti
复数:obscenities
词根:obscene
adj.obscene 淫秽的;猥亵的;可憎的
adv.obscenely 下流地;淫秽地
noun
the state, condition, or crime of being obscene; indecency, lewdness, or repulsiveness.The book had been banned at one time for its obscenity.The publisher of the magazine was charged with obscenity.
something obscene, esp. profane or abusive language.The criminal shouted obscenities at the police.
1580年代,“淫秽的品质,行为、表达或描绘中的淫秽”,源自法语 obscénité,源自拉丁语 obscenitatem(格位 obscenitas)“不祥之兆,肮脏”,源自 obscenus “令人反感的”(见 obscene)。意思为“肮脏或令人厌恶的行为”出现于1610年代。1690年有“淫秽的话语或词语”的意义。相关词: Obscenities。
borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French obscenité "indecent words or images," borrowed from Latin obscēnitāt-, obscēnitās (obscaenitāt-, obscaenitās) "indecency, indecent language or behavior," from obscēnus, obscaenus "ill-omened, unpropitious, evoking disgust, indecent, lewd" + -itāt-, -itās -ity — more at obscene
The first known use of obscenity was in 1589
observableadjective
able to be observed : noticeable
obsequiousadjective
overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor
obsequiousadjective
overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor
obsequiousadjective
overly eager to help or obey at the wish or command of another person especially to gain favor
obscuritynoun
something that is obscure
the quality or state of being obscure
obscure1 of 2adjective
not having enough light : dark, gloomy
not clearly seen : faint
obscure markings
not easily understood or not clearly expressed
an obscure passage
hidden from view : remote
an obscure village
not widely known
an obscure poet
obscure2 of 2verb
to make obscure
obscure1 of 2adjective
not having enough light : dark, gloomy
not clearly seen : faint
obscure markings
not easily understood or not clearly expressed
an obscure passage
hidden from view : remote
an obscure village
not widely known
an obscure poet
obscure2 of 2verb
to make obscure
obscure1 of 2adjective
not having enough light : dark, gloomy
not clearly seen : faint
obscure markings
not easily understood or not clearly expressed
an obscure passage
hidden from view : remote
an obscure village
not widely known
an obscure poet
obscure2 of 2verb
to make obscure
obscure1 of 2adjective
not having enough light : dark, gloomy
not clearly seen : faint
obscure markings
not easily understood or not clearly expressed
an obscure passage
hidden from view : remote
an obscure village
not widely known
an obscure poet
obscure2 of 2verb
to make obscure
obscenitynoun
the quality or state of being obscene
something that is obscene
1 The inmates whose cells surrounded the courtyard were shouting obscenities at us through their windows.
2 It is the same with obscenity, hate crime and libel.
这等同于淫秽, 仇恨犯罪和诽谤.
3 She slapped children and screamed obscenities at them.
4 But they were immediately rearrested, this time charged with obscenity involving the articles published about Luther Challis in the same issue.
5 Please confine yourself to discussing issues and such; thereby you will at least avoid obscenity and offense.
6 Existing laws on obscenity are to be tightened.
禁止色情的现行法律应更加严厉.
7 Fuld, you and your ilk are an obscenity.
福尔德先生, 你和你的那伙人,都是下流胚.
8 They scream other obscenities at him, but he is too stunned to hear them.
9 The soft consonants suggested an unthinkable obscenity, the sibilant ending whispered the family’s shame.
10 Embarrassed, I halted the blubbering by screaming obscenities until I grew hoarse.
11 She flung the obscenity like a challenge into the outraged silence; then, suddenly breaking away from him, ashamed, ashamed, covered her face with her hands, sobbing.
12 He shouted a stream of obscenities.
他大声嚷出一连串的下流话.
13 The face of the gym teacher showed both compassion and alarm as she quietly pointed to a group of women some distance away, jumping over the rear fence as they shouted obscenities at me.
14 Dr. McCullough, by his own report, works in something of a paradise when it comes to geriatric care, but in many medical venues the phrase “slow down” is an obscenity.
在麦克科鲁斯医生自己的报告中,他提到照料老年人的一些事情如同是一个天堂,但在大多数医疗机构里面,“慢下”(slow down)往往被认为是一个淫秽的词语。
15 The guests in his restaurant had begun to complain vigorously about the noise and obscenity coming from the room that was directly off the restaurant.
16 X-Ray yelled an obscenity out his window, then lurched out of the parking lot and into traffic.
17 By that time, the Taliban issued a statement saying they shot me because my campaign was “an obscenity.”
18 His reputation stunk for obscenities to a maiden.
他因猥亵一名少女而声名狼藉.
19 Along the winding hallway, near the door we had entered, I passed several clusters of students who stared at me, whispered obscenities, and pointed.
20 Granted, the penalties for obscenity can be far harsher: Distribution of obscenity can result in jail time.
必须承认,对淫秽信息的惩罚确是比较苛刻的:淫秽的发行物将导致刑狱。
1 下流的行为
2 骇人听闻
horrible obscene appalling atrocious scandalous flagrant lurid outrageously devilishly appallingly flagrantly scandalously unheard of
3 下流话
5 污言秽语
6 诲淫
8 猥亵的言语
9 猥亵
low blue raw dirty foul risky naughty filthy obscene shameful indecent shameless sultry lewd racy salacious lascivious bawdy risque prurient ribald smutty indelicate scabrous gamy ithyphallic coprological Fescennine indecently lasciviously foully bawdily ribaldly filth indecency smut filthiness lasciviousness indelicacy beastliness grubbiness salaciousness bawdiness coarse immoral raunchy immodest lubricious grope near the knuckle abuse molest indecent assault salty unclean saucy X-rated priapism ordure violate rank salt curious spicy suggestive horny off-colour fescennine
10 下流
blue broad dirty improper coarse obscene vulgar indecent profane mucky immodest smutty lubricious blackguardly indecency vulgarity ithyphallic adult heavy rank foul spicy rude juicy naughty filthy shameful lewd X-rated indelicate unchaste low-minded filth over the fence raw nasty salty seedy saucy trashy racy scummy ribald off-colour obscenely
11 淫秽
coarse filthy obscene raunchy salacious smutty scabrous impurity bawdry offensive erotic indecent lewd squalid lascivious bawdy mucky obscenely lewdness salaciousness smuttiness curious nasty rude filth naughty pornographic X-rated prurient foul immoral gamy evil-minded
12 秽语