arrant
英 ['ær(ə)nt]
美['ærənt]
- adj. 极恶的；声名狼藉的；彻头彻尾的
中文词源
arrant 坏透了的
单词errant变体，词义贬义化。errant,偏离。
英文词源
- arrant
- arrant: [16] Arrant is an alteration of errant, as in knight errant. This originally meant ‘roaming, wandering’, but its persistent application to nouns with negative connotations, such as rogue and thief, gradually drove its meaning downwards by association, to ‘notorious’.
=> errant - arrant (adj.)
- late 14c., variant of errant (q.v.); at first merely derogatory, "wandering, vagrant;" then (1540s) acquiring a meaning "thoroughgoing, downright, notorious."
双语例句
- 1. That's arrant nonsense.
- 那完全是一派胡言。
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- 2. He is an arrant fool.
- 他是个大傻瓜.
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- 3. The most arrant nonsense about a product is never questioned.
- 而且从来没有人对广告中最荒谬绝伦的东西提出过质疑.
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- 4. We are arrant knaves all ; believe none of us.
- 我们都是彻头彻尾的大骗子,别信我们.
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- 5. What an arrant hypocrite!
- 多么坏的伪君子!
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