notorious
- adj. 声名狼藉的，臭名昭著的
[ 比较级 more notorious 最高级 most notorious ]
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
notorious /nəʊˈtɔːrɪəs/ CET6 TEM4
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ADJ To be notorious means to be well known for something bad. 声名狼藉的
例：...an area notorious for drugs, crime and violence.
…一个因毒品、犯罪和暴力而声名狼藉的地区。
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notoriously ADV 声名狼藉地
例：The train company is overstaffed and notoriously inefficient.
这家铁路公司人员超编，且出了名地没有效率。
例：He worked mainly in New York City where living space is notoriously at a premium.
他主要在纽约市工作，那里的生存空间出了名地昂贵。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Hughes virtually ignores Edison's famous contemporary and notorious adversary in the field of electric light and power, George Westinghouse.
休斯实际上忽略了爱迪生在电灯和电力领域的同时代著名的、臭名昭著的对手乔治·威斯汀豪斯。
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Red meats are among the biggest and most notorious emitters, but trucking a salad from California to Minnesota in January also carries a significant burden.
红色肉类是最大、最臭名昭著的排放源之一，但一月份从加利福尼亚州向明尼苏达州运送沙拉也带来了相当重的负担。
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In the 1980s, the company was notorious for shady deals.
在20世纪80年代，这个公司因不法交易而臭名昭著。
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The hikers were arrested for illegally entering Iran and are being held at the notorious Evin prison in Tehran.
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Freud was--As you're pointing out, Freud was notorious for pointing, for suggesting that women were morally immature relative to men.
正如你刚才指出的，弗洛伊德因一个观点的提出而臭名远扬，他认为，与男性相比,女性在道德上是不成熟的。
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And the first year of law school was notorious for being difficult and grinding, you know, it was like that.
法学院的第一年是众所周知的——课程很难，让人难以忍受。
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