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基本释义：
outraging
英 [ˈaʊtreɪdʒɪŋ]
美 [ˈaʊtreɪdʒɪŋ]
- v. 感到义愤，使愤慨；践踏（准则、法律等）；强奸，强暴（outrage 的现在分词）
词典扩展 权威例句 实用例句
柯林斯词典
outrage CET6 TEM4 [ outraging outraged outrages ]
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及物动词 If you are outraged by something, it makes you extremely angry and shocked. 使震怒例：
Many people have been outraged by some of the things that have been said.
许多人曾为其所听说的一些事情所震怒。
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形容词 震怒的例：outraged
He is truly outraged about what's happened to him.
他确实为发生在他身上的事情而震怒。
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不可数名词 Outrage is an intense feeling of anger and shock. 震怒例：
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。
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可数名词 You can refer to an act or event that angers and shocks you as an outrage. 令人震怒之举; 令人震怒之事例：
The latest outrage was to have been a coordinated gun and bomb attack on the station.
最近令人震怒的事件是一次对该车站枪弹并用的袭击。
权威例句
1. Actress Kushboo was accused of "outraging public decency" and 22 cases were filed against her in 2005.
女演员库什布被指控“违反公共道德”并受到22项指控。
2. BP's decision to shut down Prudhoe Bay, America's biggest oilfield, to repair leaking pipes is a case in point, outraging many and pushing petrol prices even higher (see article).
英国石油决定关闭美国最大的油田——普拉德霍湾，来整修泄漏的管道。这个决定激怒了众人，也推高了油价。
3. How was he to avenge the one without outraging the other?
怎样才能为这一个进行报复而不冒犯那一个呢？
4. A spokesman from Thames Valley police confirmed that two people had been arrested and cautioned for outraging public decency.
泰晤士威利警署的发言人证实两人已被逮捕并被警告有伤风化。
5. Outraging the Spanish crown, Spanish and Indian smallholders in remote colonial areas converted their wheat and maize plots to tobacco, then sold the harvest to Dutch and English pirates.
居住在偏远殖民地区的西班牙和印第安小农，将他们的小麦和玉米地转中了烟草，然后再变卖给荷兰和英格兰海盗，这激怒了西班牙皇室。
实用例句
1. The Banjara Hills Police charged Mr Ashraf with offences including trespass, criminal intimidation and uttering words or making gestures outraging the modesty of a woman.
BBC: Second arrest at Sania Mirza home
2. The man known as "the naked rambler" has been released on bail after a charge of outraging public decency in Oxfordshire was dropped.
BBC: Stephen Gough
3. Many criticise the government for its caution, and more recently for sleaze (a scandal about lobbying by the gambling industry is outraging Poland's puritanical media).
ECONOMIST: Poland's strong economy: Horse power to horsepower | The
4. French actor Gerard Depardieu managed to stay in the headlines this week, outraging the French government in the process and continuing to declare that he is not leaving France permanently for tax reasons.
FORBES: 'Gerard Depardieu Downgrades France Again' (And Other Quotes Of The Week)
5. Only in France could you record a reggae version of your national anthem, outraging upright citizens, and then, at your death, be compared to Baudelaire by the President.
NEWYORKER: Private Wars
6. In February, they screamed "Mother Mary please drive Putin away" during a concert inside Christ Savior Cathedral, one of Moscow's grandest cathedrals, outraging many of the country's faithful.
CNN: SHARE THIS
7. Certainly, Thomas seems to relish outraging his ideological adversaries.
NEWYORKER: Partners
8. He was freed on bail on 8 February after a charge of outraging public decency in Oxfordshire in December was dropped.
BBC: 'Naked rambler' given Asbo by Southampton magistrates
9. Returning from a fractious Euro summit in Rome, she let rip against her European counterparts, refusing to countenance any increase in the power of the European Community and outraging many colleagues.
BBC: Obituary: Margaret Thatcher
10. He was accused of outraging public decency in Carterton, Oxfordshire, in December.
BBC: Stephen Gough
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