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out·rage
aUt reIj
复数:outrages
第三人称单数:outrages
现在分词:outraging
过去式:outraged
过去分词:outraged
词根:outrage
adj.outrageous 粗暴的;可恶的;令人吃惊的
outraged 义愤填膺的;愤慨的,气愤的
adv.outrageously 凶残地,残暴地
v.outraged 使愤怒(outrage的过去式,过去分词)
noun
an act that arouses a strong negative response because of its violence, viciousness, or moral offensiveness.This attack on an innocent child is an outrage.
an act that causes intense anger or offense by being considered unfair, unjust, grossly inappropriate, or indecent.Many consumers consider the rise in price an outrage.It is an outrage that that criminal can now go free!Wearing a skimpy dress like that to a formal wedding is an outrage.
a deep insult.She considered it an outrage that the restaurant refused to accept her personal check.
the fury, indignation, and resentment aroused by an extremely cruel, unjust, or offensive act.The community was filled with outrage when people learned of the attack on the child.
transitive verb
to cause anger and shock in.The incident outraged the entire community.
to subject to an outrage; commit a gross offense against.
约于1300年,“恶行、冒犯、罪行; 侮辱、侮辱、行为不在既定或合理的范围内”,指食品、饮料、服装、言语等,源自古法语 outrage “伤害、损害; 侮辱; 犯罪行为; 傲慢、傲慢”,早在12世纪,更早的 oltrage(11世纪),来自通俗拉丁语 *ultraticum “过度”,来自拉丁语 ultra “超越”(来自 PIE 词根 *al- “超越”的后缀形式)。
从词源上讲,任何意义上的“超越合理界限”; 由于民间词源学从 out + rage,在英语中的意义变窄,趋向于暴力过度。关于对感情、原则等的伤害,从1769年开始。
严重违法行为
Noun and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French utrage, outrage insult, excess, from outre, utre beyond, from Latin ultra — more at ultra-
The first known use of outrage was in the 14th century
outrageousadjective
extremely annoying, insulting, or shameful : shocking
outrageousadjective
extremely annoying, insulting, or shameful : shocking
outrage1 of 2noun
a violent or brutal act
an act that hurts someone or shows disrespect for a person's feelings
the angry feelings caused by injury or insult
outrage2 of 2verb
to cause to suffer violent injury or abuse
to cause to feel anger or resentment
outrage1 of 2noun
a violent or brutal act
an act that hurts someone or shows disrespect for a person's feelings
the angry feelings caused by injury or insult
outrage2 of 2verb
to cause to suffer violent injury or abuse
to cause to feel anger or resentment
1 “You—stole—her—love. You thieP” Arm was so outraged he could hardly speak.
2 The decision provoked outrage from women and human rights groups.
该决定激起了妇女和各人权组织的震怒。
3 I am well aware that in saying this I shall outrage a few susceptibilities.
我十分清楚这样说会戳到一些人的痛处。
4 She never indulged my outrage, but she took my frustration seriously.
5 From the top of the embankment came an outraged voice.
6 In the spring of 1925, when White was still based in Houston, Hoover expressed outrage to him that several agents in the San Francisco field office were drinking liquor.
7 "But how can he? Does the Tisroc think our brother the High King would suffer such an outrage?"
8 A few feet away, a group of empousai tore into the carcass of a gryphon while other gryphons flew around them, squawking in outrage.
9 A moment later, a series of explosions crackled across the mountains, followed by the outraged roars of mountain gods.
10 The first is conspicuous outrage, which involves rebellion against social norms.
11 But reading the record of his trial had outraged me, and I felt that anger returning—not just about the injustice done to Walter but also about the way it had burdened the entire community.
12 So wealth inequality is real, but where’s the outrage?
财富不平等是事实,那么愤怒在哪儿呢?
13 I tried to master my outrage, wondering if some of the white doctors had told him to play the joke.
14 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.
15 Once when he said, “Aristotle shocked people. Charles Darwin outraged people. Aldous Huxley scandalized millions!”
16 “It’s not because I’m a lad that they let me keep my boots,” he said, with just as much outrage in his voice as I must have had in mine.
17 But what if the outrage is still in the planning stages?
但是,如果暴行尚在筹划阶段该当 如何 ?
18 Outrage spread among Cantonese internet users.
愤怒情绪在粤语网友中扩散.
19 White parents are outraged, threatening to remove their children from public schools and place them in private education.
20 Tom, this is an outrage!
汤姆,这简直太过分了!
1 违反
inobservant violative departure offence contravention nonobservance violate infringe contravene satirize disobedient inobservance sin violation breach offense transgression disobedience offend transgress break fracture trespass infract in contravention of
2 伤害
scathing nocent damage injury hurt harm teen prejudice bruise grievance detriment disservice contusion wound detract mortify endamage touch injure poison stab undermine spoil offend debauch disserve
3 愤慨
indignant indignantly pique indignation smart shock scandalize hot under the collar sick to stomach scandalized disgustedly scandal dander sore outraged wrath resentful static disgusted wrathful disgust sicken up in arms resentment
4 过激行为
6 侮辱
offensive insulting injurious opprobrious slighting affrontedness injury abuse wound offense insult slap libel affront indignity contumely slight shame dishonor disesteem cast a slur on cast a slur upon cast slurs at put a slur on put a slur upon throw a slur on throw a slur upon throw slurs at do a number on lese majesté uncomplimentary contumelious flout desecrate dishonour be rude to kick in the pants derogatory unkind degrade invective despiteous despite brick hotfoot brickbat insultation diss denigrate defame spit on
9 侵犯
disturbance aggression inroad trespass encroach violate rape invade transgress impinge trench infringe poach usurp trample on
10 无礼
malapert offenseful fresh rough offensive dirty rude savage brash offhand saucy gruff flippant insolent immodest impudent churlish lippy unceremonious ungracious disobliging contumelious offhanded solecistic affrontive freshly sideways injury sauce slight offense gut crust disrespect presumption affront indignity insolence irreverence porky incivility impertinence discourtesy snash
11 暴行
violence atrocity tyranny brutality ferocity barbarity cruelty thuggery foul play bestiality excesses nasty excess barbarism enormity enormous force forcing inhumanity
13 破坏
destructive cracked subversive baneful failure defeat breach destruction rape breakdown wreck demolition breaking devastation Vandalism shipwreck wreckage ravage subversion wrecking depredation flameout wrack crab havoc unbuild lose break eat destroy murder crack hack violate trash poison spoil undo shatter demolish overthrow infringe dismantle torpedo queer assassinate blight dynamite subvert scuttle deface expunge jim vitiate unmake ratten unknit shend infract do violence to make shipwreck of bringto naught throw a gaff into play the bear with raise hob
14 冒犯
strong offending disobliging slight offence offend offensive unnecessary rude insulting insubordinate affront insubordination insult fallfoul of venereal lippy affrontive offense blaspheme
15 盛怒
17 蹂躏
devastation override devastate overrun infest ravage harry trample under foot ride over rape tread tread under foot play the bear with
18 激怒
pique provocation conniption cheese anger Rattle irritate aggravate incense madden ruffle enrage rouse infuriate irk goad exasperate rankle embitter nark mither rattle cage make blood boil get goat give the shits bait provoke niggle wild provocative choleric passion wroth needle nettle rile freak nag rasp rub the wrong way irritation exasperation gall get up nose get a rise out of have a conniption fit have a conniption have conniptions make hackles rise make 's hackles rise put nose out of joint hack off burn sting agitate ruffle a few feathers ruffle few feathers tread on toes get on wick burn up aggravation inflame tee off
19 激起…的义愤
20 愤怒
wrathful hot dark mental angry heated red-hot irate indignant livid ropeable dander wrath ire heat fume resentment indignation huff choler wroth damn incense embitter fire as cross as two sticks go up the wall wound up black inflamed glaring uptight vehement exasperated vitriolic choked bitterly hotly stir rage bile spleen animosity animus gall inflame sicken in a lather hot under the collar hopping mad up the wall
21 痛恨
22 严重伤害
23 虐待
abusive abusively wrong abuse knock punishment cruelty disservice maltreatment ill-treatment abusiveness misusage ill-usage ill-use rough devil misuse crucify mistreat mishandle bedevil maltreat ill-treat pull about pull around walk all over hell hardship oppression ballyrag tax press task horse screw mouse grind spite torment oppress maul manhandle physic macerate scarify grinding trample burn fuck persecute schmear mess over
27 残忍
bloody brutal cruel ruthless ferocious atrocious heartless inhumane unkind devilish barbarous bestial unkindly unsparingly cruelty atrocity brutality in cold blood
28 凌辱
32 义愤
33 使愤慨
34 强奸
assault violation rape violate ravish deflower violative violence force criminal assault cave man stuff attack suppress
36 震怒