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blatantly adv.公开地；悍然地；嚣然地 (1) 卢卡斯牧师太过离谱。他星期一大言不惭地发表反对犹太人的谈话，不免偏激。既非道德楷模，也不顾他人感受。 Something done or said blatantly is bold and shameless. You might be doing something bad, but if you're doing it blatantly you're not worried about repercussions. In 1596, the poet Edmund Spenser invented the word blatant, using it to describe a slanderous beast. In the 1600s blatantly meant offensively loud, and by the late 1800s it had its current meaning of "conspicuously, obviously." A similar word is flagrantly, but you'd use it to mean "shockingly," while blatantly is closer to "obnoxiously."

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英 ['bleɪtəntli] 美 ['bleɪtəntli] (1) The Rev.Lawrence Lucas is way out of line. His blatantly anti-Semitic statements Monday were not the stuff of tempered judgment. Or of moral leadership. Or of human sensitivity. When you do something blatantly, you do it obviously, without trying to hide it. You might blatantly lie to your boss if you don't care about getting in trouble. 1[ADV-GRADED 副词]（强调糟糕）非常，极为，完全 Blatantly is used to add emphasis when you are describing states or situations which you think are bad.   [usu ADV adj]  [emphasis]It became blatantly obvious to me that the band wasn't going to last...我觉得很明显该乐队长久不了。For years, blatantly false assertions have gone unchallenged...多年来，一些明显错误的断言都没有受到质疑。This argument is only too blatantly an alibi for domestic repression.这一辩解完全是在为国内的镇压活动开脱。

英语单词	blatantly
英美音标	英 ['bleɪtəntli] 美 ['bleɪtəntli]
中文释义	adv.公开地；悍然地；嚣然地
英语例句	(1) The Rev.Lawrence Lucas is way out of line. His blatantly anti-Semitic statements Monday were not the stuff of tempered judgment. Or of moral leadership. Or of human sensitivity.
中文例句	(1) 卢卡斯牧师太过离谱。他星期一大言不惭地发表反对犹太人的谈话，不免偏激。既非道德楷模，也不顾他人感受。
vocabulary简明	When you do something blatantly, you do it obviously, without trying to hide it. You might blatantly lie to your boss if you don't care about getting in trouble.
vocabulary扩展	Something done or said blatantly is bold and shameless. You might be doing something bad, but if you're doing it blatantly you're not worried about repercussions. In 1596, the poet Edmund Spenser invented the word blatant, using it to describe a slanderous beast. In the 1600s blatantly meant offensively loud, and by the late 1800s it had its current meaning of "conspicuously, obviously." A similar word is flagrantly, but you'd use it to mean "shockingly," while blatantly is closer to "obnoxiously."
柯林斯解释	1 [ADV-GRADED 副词]（强调糟糕）非常，极为，完全 Blatantly is used to add emphasis when you are describing states or situations which you think are bad. [usu ADV adj] [emphasis] It became blatantly obvious to me that the band wasn't going to last... 我觉得很明显该乐队长久不了。 For years, blatantly false assertions have gone unchallenged... 多年来，一些明显错误的断言都没有受到质疑。 This argument is only too blatantly an alibi for domestic repression. 这一辩解完全是在为国内的镇压活动开脱。

Blatantly Word 英 Bleɪtəntli] 美 Bleɪtəntli Adv.公开地；悍然地；嚣然地 Rev.Lawrence Lucas