arrant 英 [ˈærənt]   美 [ˈærənt]

arrant

arrant  英 [ˈærənt] 美 [ˈærənt]

adj. 极恶的;声名狼藉的;彻头彻尾的 

But my lazy little shadow, like an arrant sleepyhead 但我那慵懒的小影子,活活像一大懒虫
As its reform bill of 1832 cautiously widened the franchise a little, conservatives thundered against “arrant democracy”. 1832年,它出台了一份改革案,谨慎地扩大了部分的选举权。 这一做法,被保守派成为”可恶的民主“。

  • The word arrant intensifies. An arrant criminal is one heck of a criminal. Arrant nonsense is total nonsense.
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  • adj. 极恶的;声名狼藉的;彻头彻尾的
  • 1. But my lazy little shadow, like an arrant sleepyhead

    但我那慵懒的小影子,活活像一大懒虫

  • 2. As its reform bill of 1832 cautiously widened the franchise a little, conservatives thundered against “arrant democracy”.

    1832年,它出台了一份改革案,谨慎地扩大了部分的选举权。 这一做法,被保守派成为”可恶的民主“。

  • 3. Butt my lazy little shadow, like an arrant sleepy-head.

    但我的懒惰的小影子,现金网址:像个彻头彻尾的瞌睡虫。

  • arrant (adj.) late 14c., variant of errant (q.v.); at first merely derogatory, "wandering, vagrant;" then (16c.) gradually losing its opprobrious force and acquiring a meaning "thoroughgoing, downright, notorious."
ar·rant / ˈærənt ; NAmE ˈærənt / adjective [only before noun ] ( old-fashioned) used to emphasize how bad sth/sb is (强调有多坏)十足的,坏透的 arrant nonsense 一派胡言 ar·rant / ˈærənt ; NAmE ˈærənt /
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