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单词 blatant
释义
blatant
adjective
uk
/ˈbleɪ.tənt/us
/ˈbleɪ.tənt/
veryobviousandintentional, when this is abadthing:
明目张胆的，公然的
a blatantlie弥天大谎
Thewholeepisodewas a blatantattempttogainpublicity.整个事件完全是旨在宣传的露骨炒作。
Opposite
inconspicuous
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
easy to see, recognize, or understand
  • obviousIt's obvious that she's upset.
  • clearIt was clear that he was unhappy.
  • apparentHer joy was apparent to everyone.
  • plainHis disappointment was plain to see.
  • evidentThe company president was impressed by her evident ambition.
  • manifestHis manifest lack of interest has provoked severe criticism.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Apparent and obvious
  • (from) underyournoseidiom
  • apparent
  • be (as) plain as the nose onyourfaceidiom
  • be (right) underyournoseidiom
  • be etchedsomewhereidiom
  • be writ largeidiom
  • glaring
  • glaringly
  • greet
  • I need hardlydo somethingidiom
  • in plain sightidiom
  • in your faceidiom
  • overtly
  • palpable
  • palpably
  • parallax
  • patently
  • squeaky
  • stand/stick out a mileidiom
  • writ
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blatantly
(Definition ofblatantfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

blatant| American Dictionary

blatant
adjective
us
/ˈbleɪ·tənt/
(of anaction)obviousorintentional, and done withoutworryabout whatothersthink:
Hisbehaviorshoweda blatantlackofrespect.

blatantly

adverbus
/ˈbleɪ·tənt·li/
It was a blatantlyunfairdecision.
(Definition ofblatantfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofblatant

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We confine ourselves to pointing out only the mostblatantmistakes.
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It may result in something new and innovative but may also be ablatantbore to the musical audience.
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Many of the measures introduced to rebuild the workforce thus had a more or lessblatantanti-union bias.
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Patients are not made participants in their own treatment but are only shielded fromblatantforms of unconsented-to activity by health care professionals (p. 3).
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This definition goes beyondblatantdiscrimination to include more subtle scenarios.
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It is the most complete and fully fledged allegory staged after 1642, and absolutelyblatant.
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In this resistance, the latent again betrays theblatant.
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The sins wereblatantenough, and were linguistic.
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The interviewees did not identify these incidents as outright orblatantrudeness, ostracism or deliberate mistreatment.
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He was clearly distinguishable from other opponents of the royal supremacy who wereblatantin their support for papal authority.
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Although this standard of care demonstratesblatantdisrespect for patient autonomy, it is justifiable by the overriding duty of beneficence above autonomy.
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His witches gain a certain strength from having their coarseness soblatant.
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Theblatanthypocrisy of designing a ready-to-live world must be eradicated.
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Only then can we hope to steer free of the mostblatantmisuses of the past in the future.
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We were actually worried about the consequences, since the critique and casting of the staff as the oppressors was soblatant.
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