outright
公然
definition
adverb
logging has been banned outright
altogether; completely.
the impact killed four horses outright
immediately.
adjective
an outright refusal
open and direct; not concealed.
translation of 'outright'
adverb
坦白地,
公开地,
公然
adjective
直率的,
纯属,
爽快
example
Tickets may be bought 'outright' or may be paid for monthly.
At best they were footnotes on the contrary theme, at worst 'outright' obfuscation.
They were 'outright' winners of the prizes for best business development; personal development of company directors; and most enterprising company.
Usually this is expressed with bitterness if not 'outright' hostility.
However, any 'outright' refusal of Western aesthetics must be qualified.
Nine horse were killed 'outright' and are now being slaughtered for their meat, and another twenty-eight are sorely injured, and will soon have to be butchered.
The simplest way to bet on the final is to pick the 'outright' winners.
He has been looking after the car since the film was made, and bought it 'outright' in 1972.
In both, however, the issue was the postponement of operations, not an 'outright' refusal to carry them out.
The reason for such caution by trade unions is obvious - a strike once embarked upon is hard to stop, short of an 'outright' victory or a total defeat.
If you buy a small share to begin with, you can increase your shareholding later by a process known as ‘staircasing’, and can often even buy the home 'outright' .
Both teams have impressed at championship level in recent years and to be fair, both deserve the ultimate accolade of 'outright' champions.
Apart from killing animals 'outright' , it's a terrific transport system for tiny feral life forms such as barnacles, worms and polyps, which are invading new habitats.
From 1942 and for the remainder of WWII, Carnival was banned 'outright' .
But many were alarmingly sincere and 'outright' delusional that their opportunity had come knocking.
Most of his shots struck the cavalry mounts in the chest or throat, killing several of them 'outright' .
As driver of the car, he was one of five that were killed 'outright' .
If it won't kill you 'outright' , you can eat it.
Although few expect an 'outright' crash, even property professionals who ritually talk up the market are pessimistic.
The church's governing body didn't 'outright' refuse her candidacy, but they decided to ask the larger church congregation for approval.
The same composer also had a work banned 'outright' .
But it costs more to lease the planes than to buy them 'outright' .
She bought the house 'outright' and set up home with her seven year old daughter.
An 'outright' refusal would, of course, have ignited claims of prejudice and condemnation by the the liberal press, ever on the lookout for a stick to beat established institutions.
Yet dozens of workers are absolutely sure that the building is harming their health, if not 'outright' killing them.
His art continues to inspire responses ranging from unequivocal praise to 'outright' condemnation.
On completion an 'outright' winner emerged with three teams sharing second place.
It was unanimously agreed that the Minister's proposal be rejected 'outright' in its entirety.
But the USA took 'outright' victory because of a higher number of second places, 14-6.
These ranged from open derision to 'outright' firings, and even attempts to rescind earned degrees.
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