简单释义：

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adj. 骇人的；无法容忍的；反常的；令人惊讶的

网络 蛮横的；残暴的；肆无忌惮

完整释义：

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adj.

1.粗暴的,残暴的;蛮横的,猖狂的,无法无天的;无耻的,令人不能容忍的;荒谬绝伦的
2.不法

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例句：

1. The "wild and outrageous" dances transformed into a more subtle, stylized, and controlled form of dance.
   “野性的，夸张的”舞蹈变成了一种更加微妙，形式更独特，更易掌控的舞蹈形式。

2. Even though ticket prices are outrageous, it's totally worth it if it's something you really want to see.
   虽然电影票贵得离谱﹐但如果是你真想看的电影﹐花点儿钱还是值得的。

3. but I am aware that Captain Nichols was an outrageous liar, and I dare say there is not a word of truth in anything he told me.
   但是我也非常清楚，尼柯尔斯船长是个大言不惭的牛皮大王，他告诉我的这些事也有可能没有一句是真话。

4. But I'd also accepted all his outrageous gifts and was registered, however futilely, to attend Dartmouth College in the fall.
   但我也接受了他夸张的礼物，又在达特茅斯学院注册，虽然是白费气力，并将在秋天入学的条件。

5. M-theory was about to come out with a suitably outrageous answer, and Parallel Universes would be at the very heart of it.
   理论即将给出相当不同凡响的答案，而平行宇宙理论将是它的核心。

6. Gesticulating wildly, the man acted as if he found my offer outrageous, but he eventually reduced the price to $10.
   那人激动地打着手势，仿佛我的出价使他不能容忍。但他终于把价钱降到了10英镑。

7. Historians used zen with a primary sense of "in total defiance of any legal restraint" or "with outrageous disregard of one's proper duty" .
   历史学家使用“贼”的最初意义——“挑战任何法律约束”或“蛮横第默示其特有的义务”。

8. This outrageous behavior led to the formation of separate Negro churches, as the gospel spread among the slave population.
   这种粗暴的行为导致黑奴组织自己的教会，将福音传播于黑奴之间。