outrageous in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for outrageous in the English»French Dictionary

outrageous [Brit aʊtˈreɪdʒəs, Am aʊtˈreɪdʒəs] ADJ

1. outrageous (disgraceful):

outrageous

scandaleux/-euse (to do de faire)

it is outrageous that …

il est scandaleux que …

2. outrageous (unconventional):

outrageous person, dress

insensé

outrageous remark

outrancier/-ière

Translations for outrageous in the French»English Dictionary

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outrageux (outrageuse)

outrageous

ébouriffant (ébouriffante) (outré)

outrageous

démentiel (démentielle) prix

outrageous

scandaleux (scandaleuse)

outrageous (de faire to do)

exorbitant (exorbitante) exigence, privilège

outrageous

outrageusement (de façon outrageuse)

in an outrageous manner

délirant (délirante) prix

outrageous

dément (démente) prix

outrageous

ineffable cravate, chapeau

ludicrous, outrageous

outrageous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for outrageous in the English»French Dictionary

outrageous [aʊtˈreɪdʒəs] ADJ

1. outrageous (cruel):

outrageous

atroce

2. outrageous (shocking, exaggerated):

outrageous

scandaleux(-euse)

it is outrageous that

c'est scandaleux que +subj

3. outrageous (bold):

outrageous

scandaleux(-euse)

Translations for outrageous in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

énormité

outrageous comment

scandaleux (-euse) prix, propos

outrageous

outrageous Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

it is outrageous that

c'est scandaleux que +subj

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Today it is not like this, and this is outrageous.

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He always sings 3 songs, set to the same tune, that have outrageous lyrics.

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Each block is dedicated to airing outrageous shows, either of the live-action or animated variety.

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One outrageous newspaper story from 1867 placed its height at thousands of feet.

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To attack these people, who work collectively and have never taken money for their work, is outrageous.

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The range of punishments can vary, but they can get rather outrageous, such as dusting the entire staircase in the enormous church.

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Similes also hedge/protect the author against outrageous, incomplete, or unfair comparison.

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The film had outrageous posters, even more outrageous dialogues, and a controversial storyline.

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The final time it zooms out, something unexpected or outrageous that had previously been out of frame is revealed.

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It's outrageous, why don't we start telling children the truth about history?

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