简单释义：

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adj. 骇人听闻的；公然的；罪恶昭彰的

网络 恶名昭彰的；明目张胆的；恶名昭著的

完整释义：

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adj.

1.罪恶昭彰的,臭名远扬的;公然的,明目张胆的
2.恶名昭彰的

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例句：

1. But the thing is, as long as you don't do something gratuitously stupid or make a flagrant nuisance of yourself, nobody's going to stop you.
   但是关键是，只要你不无缘无故地做蠢事，也不要让自己变得臭名昭著，没有人会阻止你。

2. For these flagrant, transfinite transport vehicles, seem to say "should be severely punished. "
   对于这些明目张胆、超限运输的车辆，照理说“应当严惩”。

3. If more, but you have to say before the show, are they afraid of Culture to the investigation, now afraid to sell a flagrant .
   好象多的是，不过你要说了才肯拿出来，他们怕文化局查，现在不敢明目张胆的卖了。

4. Nato has described the Syrian action as a flagrant breach of international law and said it stood by Turkey - a Nato member.
   北约称叙利亚的行为是对国际法的公然侵犯，并声称站在北约成员国土耳其的一边。

5. This flagrant untruth reverberated so pleasantly between my ribs that I almost said it again.
   这句冠冕堂皇的谎言在我的肋骨间回荡，令我感到舒适无比，我几乎又把它说了一遍。

6. And the health-care debate shed at least one flagrant deception.
   医保改革辩论至少是揭穿了一个骗局。

7. The film is the most flagrant example of American anti-Catholicism, some say, since the Know Nothings of the 19th century.
   有人说，该片是自19世纪的“一无所知党”以来，美国反天主教最为明目张胆的例证。

8. In the next three months this relationship took on a more flagrant form .
   在以后的三个月里，这种关系显得更加彰明较著了。