Definition of succès de scandale in English:

succès de scandale

nounsyksɛ də skɑ̃dalsʊkˌseɪ də skɒnˈdɑːlsəkˌsā də ˌskänˈdäl

A success due to notoriety or a thing's scandalous nature.
in France the book had quite a succès de scandale
Example sentencesExamples
- He and I devised a gameshow satire. It was a succès de scandale and it caused the most tremendous fuss.
- A cult hit at London's BAC, containing a reported 8,000 obscenities, it became a succès de scandale after being picked up by the National Theatre, transferring to the West End and finally being broadcast by BBC2.
- In spite of its radical nature, Jeux was overshadowed in Diaghilev's Ballets Russes season by the succès de scandale of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring a fortnight later.
- You begin with a couple of splashy outrages that create a succès de scandale, and get the sensation hunters, the phonies, and the sheep - a goodly part of the audience - salivating about you.
- The habit came to a titillating head at the College of Architecture, University of Houston, when, in a succès de scandale, he shamelessly copied plans by eighteenth-century architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux.

Origin

French, literally 'success of scandal'.

Definition of succès de scandale in US English:

succès de scandale

nounsəkˌsā də ˌskänˈdäl

A success due to notoriety or a thing's scandalous nature.
in France the book had quite a succès de scandale
Example sentencesExamples
- You begin with a couple of splashy outrages that create a succès de scandale, and get the sensation hunters, the phonies, and the sheep - a goodly part of the audience - salivating about you.
- In spite of its radical nature, Jeux was overshadowed in Diaghilev's Ballets Russes season by the succès de scandale of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring a fortnight later.
- A cult hit at London's BAC, containing a reported 8,000 obscenities, it became a succès de scandale after being picked up by the National Theatre, transferring to the West End and finally being broadcast by BBC2.
- He and I devised a gameshow satire. It was a succès de scandale and it caused the most tremendous fuss.
- The habit came to a titillating head at the College of Architecture, University of Houston, when, in a succès de scandale, he shamelessly copied plans by eighteenth-century architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux.

Origin

French, literally ‘success of scandal’.

单词	succès de scandale
释义	Definition of succès de scandale in English: succès de scandale nounsyksɛ də skɑ̃dalsʊkˌseɪ də skɒnˈdɑːlsəkˌsā də ˌskänˈdäl A success due to notoriety or a thing's scandalous nature. in France the book had quite a succès de scandale Example sentencesExamples He and I devised a gameshow satire. It was a succès de scandale and it caused the most tremendous fuss. A cult hit at London's BAC, containing a reported 8,000 obscenities, it became a succès de scandale after being picked up by the National Theatre, transferring to the West End and finally being broadcast by BBC2. In spite of its radical nature, Jeux was overshadowed in Diaghilev's Ballets Russes season by the succès de scandale of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring a fortnight later. You begin with a couple of splashy outrages that create a succès de scandale, and get the sensation hunters, the phonies, and the sheep - a goodly part of the audience - salivating about you. The habit came to a titillating head at the College of Architecture, University of Houston, when, in a succès de scandale, he shamelessly copied plans by eighteenth-century architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux. Origin French, literally 'success of scandal'. Definition of succès de scandale in US English: succès de scandale nounsəkˌsā də ˌskänˈdäl A success due to notoriety or a thing's scandalous nature. in France the book had quite a succès de scandale Example sentencesExamples You begin with a couple of splashy outrages that create a succès de scandale, and get the sensation hunters, the phonies, and the sheep - a goodly part of the audience - salivating about you. In spite of its radical nature, Jeux was overshadowed in Diaghilev's Ballets Russes season by the succès de scandale of Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring a fortnight later. A cult hit at London's BAC, containing a reported 8,000 obscenities, it became a succès de scandale after being picked up by the National Theatre, transferring to the West End and finally being broadcast by BBC2. He and I devised a gameshow satire. It was a succès de scandale and it caused the most tremendous fuss. The habit came to a titillating head at the College of Architecture, University of Houston, when, in a succès de scandale, he shamelessly copied plans by eighteenth-century architect Claude Nicolas Ledoux. Origin French, literally ‘success of scandal’.
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