单词 | notorious |
释义 | no·to·ri·ous 1. a. (1) < iron is a notorious conductor of heat — Lewis Mumford > < the notorious mass-energy relation — P.W.Bridgman > < the possession must be open and notorious — C.S.Lobingier > < contradicted by multiple and notorious documentation — G.G.Coulton > < in mathematics it is notorious that we start from absurdities to reach a realm of law — Havelock Ellis > (2) < the tapeworms are notorious in this respect — W.H.Dowdeswell > < it is notorious for its ability to dive instantly — Ralph Hoffmann > < novelists are notorious for their howlers — V.S.Pritchett > < notorious as a sane level-headed man — Arnold Bennett > b. (1) < a notorious chiseler > < a notorious gangster > < a notorious gambler > < this bird is a notorious destroyer of poultry > (2) < an area notorious for soot, smog, and dust — Pliotron > < this scandal made the little town notorious — American Guide Series: Michigan > < his front was a notorious law firm — George Carter > < the most notorious of Confederate prisons — W.B.Hesseltine > 2. obsolete • no·to·ri·ous·ly • no·to·ri·ous·ness |
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