| 单词 | notorious |
| 释义 | notoriousWord family nounnotorietynotoriousnessadverbnotoriouslyadjectivenotorious no·to·ri·ous /nəʊˈtɔːriəs, nə- $ noʊ-, nə-/ ●○○ adjectiveadj FAMOUSfamous or well known for something bad 臭名昭著的，声名狼藉的 SYN infamous a notorious computer hacker 声名狼藉的电脑黑客 notorious cases of human rights abuses 臭名昭著的践踏人权案 notorious for ► see thesaurus at famous a judge notorious for his cruelty and corruption 一位因残忍和腐败而臭名远扬的法官 —notoriously adverbadv Statistics can be notoriously unreliable. 统计数据有时也不可靠，这是人所共知的。 The program is notoriously difficult to learn. 众所周知这个程序很难掌握。 Examples from the Corpus notorious• This portrait of self-destruction is told through the contrast of two singing sisters, one famous and one notorious.• The crash happened at a notorious accident blackspot.• He faced up to the notorious Chelsea Boot Boys with an electrified fence but was refused permission to switch it on.• One of Britain's most notorious criminals has escaped from prison.• the notorious flaw in the Hubble Space Telescope• English soccer fans are notorious for their drunkenness.• Hotels and catering are notorious for their low rates of pay.• Sauteed quail livers with Madeira sauce are notorious in this regard.• The Richmond case joins other notorious incidents of child-against-child violence in recent years.• The middle of United's notorious pitch was a swamp long before kick-off, posing the threat of stamina-sapping conditions.• Davis is a notorious woman hater. notorious for• Children are notorious for snacking, especially on high-fat foods. (1500-1600) Medieval Latin notorius, from Latin notus; → NOTICE2 |
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