英语词汇“egregious”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	egregious
释义	egre·gious \ə̇ˈgrējəs, ēˈ- sometimes -jēəs\ adjective Etymology: Latin egregius, from e out of (from ex) + greg-, grex flock, herd — more at ex-, gregarious 1. archaic : remarkable for good quality : distinguished, striking 2. : conspicuous for bad quality or taste : notorious < the egregious epicure who condescended to take only one bite out of the sunny side of a peach — J.G.Lockhart > < a bilious combination of brummagem melodrama and synthetic seascapes … the picture is egregious — John McCarten > 3. a. : extraordinary, extreme < a published story which seemed too egregious to be believed — Economist > b. : flagrant < egregious errors > < some Germans, conditioned by experience to egregious behavior on the part of their rulers — E.J.Kahn > 4. : asocial < it is rather a gregarious instinct to keep together by minding each other's business … we must be preserved from becoming egregious — Robert Frost > • egre·gious·ly adverb • egre·gious·ness noun -es
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