英语词汇“obscene”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

obscene

(ɒbsiːn )

1. adjective

If you describe something as obscene, you mean it offends you because it relates to sex or violence in a way that you think is unpleasant and shocking.

I'm not prudish but I think these photographs are obscene.

He continued to use obscene language and also to make threats.

Synonyms: indecent, dirty, offensive, gross

2. adjective

In legal contexts, books, pictures, or films which are judged obscene are illegal because they deal with sex or violence in a way that is considered offensive to the general public.

A city magistrate ruled that the novel was obscene and copies should be destroyed.

The bill leaves it up to the courts to decide what is obscene.

...the Obscene Publications Act.

3. adjective

If you describe something as obscene, you disapprove of it very strongly and consider it to be offensive or immoral. [disapproval]

It was obscene to spend millions producing unwanted food.

His salary was obscene for three 40-minute shows a week.

Synonyms: offensive, shocking, evil, disgusting

Collocations:

obscene amount

Beyond the campaign's end goal, this squad must be torn apart, irrespective of the obscene amount it cost to assemble.

Times, Sunday Times

You also have to put up with an obscene amount of advertising during the staggeringly long and frequent load times.

Times, Sunday Times

And it goes without saying that it costs an obscene amount of money - 839,000.

Times, Sunday Times

The 148million jackpot was an obscene amount of money — for one person.

The Sun

I wondered if he was joking at first — it was an obscene amount of cash.

The Sun

obscene wealth

There are problems with 'obscene wealth', he told the audience.

Times, Sunday Times

And then, having been forced from office, he has traded on his time in office to gather the most obscene wealth.

Times, Sunday Times

Now they are prepared to let their countrymen die rather than open their doors to foreign aid and perhaps put their power and obscene wealth at risk.

The Sun

Let's face it, more often than not, these business awards are just a crass celebration of obscene wealth.

Times, Sunday Times

Greed and obscene wealth do not sit well in a recession.

Times, Sunday Times

obscene word

The most obscene word of all was 'academic'.

The Times Literary Supplement

Pranks included pretending to be roaring drunk and writing obscene words in soap on her make-up mirror.

Times, Sunday Times

The legislation forbids patently obscene words, photographs or depictions displayed to members of the public not occupying such vehicles.

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If a player tries to enter a team name with obscene words, the game will not allow the name to be used, and the player must choose a new one.

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Translations:

Chinese: 淫秽的

Japanese: 猥褻な

单词	obscene
释义	obscene (ɒbsiːn ) 1. adjective If you describe something as obscene, you mean it offends you because it relates to sex or violence in a way that you think is unpleasant and shocking. I'm not prudish but I think these photographs are obscene. He continued to use obscene language and also to make threats. Synonyms: indecent, dirty, offensive, gross 2. adjective In legal contexts, books, pictures, or films which are judged obscene are illegal because they deal with sex or violence in a way that is considered offensive to the general public. A city magistrate ruled that the novel was obscene and copies should be destroyed. The bill leaves it up to the courts to decide what is obscene. ...the Obscene Publications Act. 3. adjective If you describe something as obscene, you disapprove of it very strongly and consider it to be offensive or immoral. [disapproval] It was obscene to spend millions producing unwanted food. His salary was obscene for three 40-minute shows a week. Synonyms: offensive, shocking, evil, disgusting Collocations: obscene amount Beyond the campaign's end goal, this squad must be torn apart, irrespective of the obscene amount it cost to assemble. Times, Sunday Times You also have to put up with an obscene amount of advertising during the staggeringly long and frequent load times. Times, Sunday Times And it goes without saying that it costs an obscene amount of money - 839,000. Times, Sunday Times The 148million jackpot was an obscene amount of money — for one person. The Sun I wondered if he was joking at first — it was an obscene amount of cash. The Sun obscene wealth There are problems with 'obscene wealth', he told the audience. Times, Sunday Times And then, having been forced from office, he has traded on his time in office to gather the most obscene wealth. Times, Sunday Times Now they are prepared to let their countrymen die rather than open their doors to foreign aid and perhaps put their power and obscene wealth at risk. The Sun Let's face it, more often than not, these business awards are just a crass celebration of obscene wealth. Times, Sunday Times Greed and obscene wealth do not sit well in a recession. Times, Sunday Times obscene word The most obscene word of all was 'academic'. The Times Literary Supplement Pranks included pretending to be roaring drunk and writing obscene words in soap on her make-up mirror. Times, Sunday Times The legislation forbids patently obscene words, photographs or depictions displayed to members of the public not occupying such vehicles. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 If a player tries to enter a team name with obscene words, the game will not allow the name to be used, and the player must choose a new one. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 淫秽的 Japanese: 猥褻な
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