glaring

形容词耀眼的，闪闪发光的; 炫耀的，显眼的; 瞪眼的; 粗俗的

动词怒目而视(glare的现在分词); 发强光

形容词

1. 耀眼的：glaring errors 大错 | glaring 耀眼的 | glaringly 耀目地

2. 出光：磨光(抛光) burnishing | 出光 glaring | 罩光 glazing

3. 闪亮,晶亮：光亮 shiny | 闪亮,晶亮 glaring | 硬,挺 stiff

4. 罩光：burnishing 出光 X?m+^P,w | glaring 罩光 EPM{|J | glazing 磷化预处理 6,-N=*#3y

1. danci.911cha.com

1. 非常显眼的；昭然的
    If you describe something bad as glaring, you are emphasizing that it is very obvious and easily seen or noticed.

    e.g. I never saw such a glaring example of misrepresentation.
           我从未见过像这样明目张胆地歪曲事实。

1. So The Press did an experiment of its own and found glaring discrepancies among popular labels in central Christchurch.

2. The resulting imbalance of economic growth has widened the wealth gap to levels that are deemed to be a glaring social injustice.

3. glaring的反义词

3. Zhang said that the " Xinfu " incident had unveiled " glaring problems " among China's drug manufacturers and " deficient supervision " by drug authorities.

4. glaring的意思

4. He asks that you turn away from the face of the deranged gunman glaring at the camera.

5. Edwards embraced New Orleans as a glaring symbol of what he described as a Washington that didn't hear the cries of the downtrodden.

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6. And it is also time that the nation's entertainment reporters leave alone those who do not want to be exploited by the glaring light.

7. He singled out plagiarism and falsified experimental data as the most glaring problems.

8. If this is true, it would be a glaring example of manipulation of the market.

9. The glaring statistics indicate that the government has been ineffective in improving work conditions, protecting laborers and educating them about the hazards of industrial labor.

10. Their winter 2007 line of hoodies features prints of glaring aliens and the recurring phrase'Hate and War'.

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