flagrant是什么意思音标:英 [ˈfleɪgrənt]美 [ˈfleɡrənt]
a. 极端明显的, 不能容忍的, 恶名昭著的
[法] 公然的, 罪恶昭彰的, 现行的
s conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible
flagrant的用法和例句：
1.He hasn't had a flagrant foul this season.
这个赛季他都没恶意犯规过
2.Once again you have flagrantly disobeyed my orders.
你又一次明目张胆地违背我的命令
3.I'll do what I can, but your boys were in flagrante.
我会尽我所能 但你的小伙子们被抓了现行
4.Not when you go and flagrantly break the law.
但你们不能明目张胆地违反法律
5.They'll be protesting a flagrant violation of their sovereignty.
他們會譴責我們悍然侵犯他們主權
6.Now, I'm just flagrantly hitting on you.
现在 我只是明目张胆地和你调情而已
7.Just an eyewitness who saw the two of you in flagrante.
只有一个看到你俩那啥的目击证人
8.You operate with a flagrant disregard for the feepngs of others.
你们两个都从来不顾及他人感受肆意妄为
9.I will not sacrifice my men so flagrantly, nor so speculatively.
我不会白白牺牲将士 拿人命冒险
10.If the man's as flagrant about it as he seems, it shouldn't be hard to prove.
如果这个人像他看起来那样恶名昭著 那证明起来也应该不难