outrageous

outrageous
adjective (noticeably terrible: an outrageous hat; outrageous behaviour.) escandaloso, ofensivo
outrageous adj escandaloso
outrageous
tr[aʊt'reɪʤəs]
adjective
1 (shocking - gen) escandaloso,-a, indignante; (crime) atroz; (language) injurioso,-a; (price) escandaloso,-a, exorbitante, abusivo,-a
2 (unconventional) extravagante, estrafalario,-a
outrageous [.aʊt'reɪʤəs] adj
1) scandalous: escandaloso, ofensivo, atroz
2) unconventional: poco convencional, extravagante
3) exorbitant: exorbitante, excesivo (dícese de los precios, etc.)
outrageous
adj.
• atroz adj.
• desaforado, -a adj.
• inaudito, -a adj.
• ultrajador adj.
• ultrajante adj.
• ultrajoso, -a adj.
• violento, -a adj.
aʊt'reɪdʒəs
adjective
a) (scandalous) <behavior/state of affairs> vergonzoso, escandaloso, atroz; <injustice> indignante, atroz; <manners/language> injurioso; <demands/price> escandaloso, exorbitante, abusivo

how dare you! this is outrageous! — cómo te atreves! esto es intolerable!

b) (unconventional) <clothes> extravagante, estrafalario

he tries hard to be outrageous — se esfuerza por resultar atrevido or por escandalizar

[aʊt'reɪdʒǝs]
ADJ
1) (=shocking, intolerable) [conduct, decision, accusation] escandaloso; [price, demands] exorbitante, escandaloso; [act, crime] atroz, monstruoso

it's outrageous! I won't stand for it — ¡qué barbaridad! or ¡es escandaloso! no lo pienso consentir

it is outrageous that taxpayers will have to foot the bill — es escandaloso que sean los contribuyentes los que tengan que pagar

2) (=extravagant) [clothes, fashion] extravagante, estrafalario; [idea, story] estrambótico

she has an outrageous sense of humour — su sentido del humor es de escándalo

he's outrageous! — ¡es increíble or imposible!

* * *
[aʊt'reɪdʒəs]
adjective
a) (scandalous) <behavior/state of affairs> vergonzoso, escandaloso, atroz; <injustice> indignante, atroz; <manners/language> injurioso; <demands/price> escandaloso, exorbitante, abusivo

how dare you! this is outrageous! — cómo te atreves! esto es intolerable!

b) (unconventional) <clothes> extravagante, estrafalario

he tries hard to be outrageous — se esfuerza por resultar atrevido or por escandalizar


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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