glaringly
adverb uk/?ɡle?.r??.li/ us/?ɡler.??.li/
(OBVIOUS)
（劣迹、恶事）昭著地
(of something bad) in a way that is very obvious
glaringly obvious 非常明显的
Voters want solutions to economic and social ills that are glaringly apparent on their streets. 选民希望解决在他们的街道上显而易见的经济和社会弊病。
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- Carolyn was made glaringly aware of her own ignorance.
- This remains a glaringly unresolved issue in the country today.
- The projects are a response to a problem that is glaringly evident.
(SHINING)
刺眼地;耀眼地，眩目地
in a way that shines too brightly
The opening scene is in a glaringly bright hospital ward. 开头的场景是在一个亮得刺眼的医院病房。
They reached a small town of glaringly white buildings. 他们到达一个由白得刺眼的房子组成的小镇。
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- It was glaringly bright in the hall after the winter darkness.
- The young woman sat with her coffee in the glaringly lit cafe.
- The restaurant was so glaringly white that it didn't seem right to enter without a bath, shave and haircut.
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