outrage in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for outrage in the English»French Dictionary

I.outrage [Brit ˈaʊtreɪdʒ, Am ˈaʊtˌreɪdʒ] N

1. outrage (anger):

outrage

indignation f (at devant)

sense of outrage

sentiment de profonde indignation

2. outrage (horrifying act):

outrage

attentat m (against contre)

bomb outrage

attentat à la bombe

3. outrage (scandal):

outrage (against decency, morality)

outrage m (against à, to à, to do de faire)

it's an outrage that …

c'est un scandale que …

II.outrage [Brit ˈaʊtreɪdʒ, Am ˈaʊtˌreɪdʒ] VB trans

outrage feelings, morality

outrager

outrage person, public

scandaliser

III.outraged ADJ

outraged

outragé (by par, to do de faire)

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contempt of court

outrage m à magistrat

contempt of congress

outrage m au Congrès

gross indecency

outrage m à la pudeur

committal order

condamnation f pour outrage à magistrat

indecent exposure

outrage m public à la pudeur

offend against common sense

être un outrage à

Translations for outrage in the French»English Dictionary

outrage [utʀaʒ] N m

outrage

insult

faire outrage à personne, réputation, mémoire

to be an insult to

faire outrage à raison, morale

to be an affront to

outrage à agent

verbal assault of a policeman

outrage aux bonnes mœurs

affront to public decency

outrage à magistrat

contempt of court

outrage à la pudeur

indecency uncountable

I.outragé (outragée) [utʀaʒe] VB pp

outragé → outrager

II.outragé (outragée) [utʀaʒe] ADJ

outragé personne:

outragé (outragée)

outraged

prendre un air outragé

to assume an air of outrage

See also outrager

outrager [utʀaʒe] VB trans

1. outrager (gén):

outrager personne

to offend

outrager bonnes mœurs, morale

to be an affront to

se sentir outragé

to feel affronted

2. outrager (physiquement):

outrager personne

to abuse

outrager [utʀaʒe] VB trans

1. outrager (gén):

outrager personne

to offend

outrager bonnes mœurs, morale

to be an affront to

se sentir outragé

to feel affronted

2. outrager (physiquement):

outrager personne

to abuse

outrage in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for outrage in the English»French Dictionary

I.outrage [ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] N

1. outrage (cruelty):

outrage

atrocité f

2. outrage (shock, indignation):

outrage

indignation f

with outrage

d'indignation

to express outrage at sth

exprimer son indignation à propos de qc

a sense of outrage

un sentiment de révolte

3. outrage (indecent action):

outrage

scandale m

II.outrage [ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] VB trans

to be outraged by sth

être indigné par qc

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indecent exposure

outrage m public à la pudeur

sexual misconduct

outrage m à la pudeur

indecency

outrage m public à la pudeur

positive miracle, outrage

véritable

Translations for outrage in the French»English Dictionary

outrage [utʀaʒ] N m

outrage

insult

outrage à agent

insulting a police officer

outrage à magistrat

contempt of court

outrage aux bonnes mœurs

affront to public decency

outrage à la pudeur

indecent exposure

outrager [utʀaʒe] VB trans

outrager

to offend

d'un air outragé

with an outraged look

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outrer

to outrage

scandale

outrage

outrage Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to express outrage at sth

exprimer son indignation à propos de qc

a sense of outrage

un sentiment de révolte

indecency

outrage m public à la pudeur

sexual misconduct

outrage m à la pudeur

indecent exposure

outrage m public à la pudeur

with an outraged look

d'un air outragé

insulting a police officer

outrage à agent

contempt of court

outrage à magistrat

affront to public decency

outrage aux bonnes mœurs

indecent exposure

outrage à la pudeur

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Riots broke out and there was widespread outrage against the bill.

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When he announced the bankruptcy, fans reacted with outrage.

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This has led to more demonstrations and public outrage.

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As a result, these practices has spawned outrage across the internet and even raising concerns from politicians.

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At the end of their song the men pulled up girls' skirts, and that ticked off an outrage in me.

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Some guests became upset upon learning they have been tricked and various comments made on the show have caused outrage with viewers.

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International human rights groups have expressed outrage over her death and called for an independent investigation into the circumstances that led to it.

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This led to considerable outrage amongst students, and the issue was under heated debate.

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The campaign created a huge local media outrage.

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The offer was met with outrage by many in their readership.

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