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flagrant
[ˈfleɪgrənt]
adjetivo
1flagrante

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flagrant [fla-grant]
adjetivo
1Ardiente, flagrante.
2Colorado, encendido, con muchos colores en la cara.
3Rojo.
4Notorio, públicamente conocido; grande, insigne.
5Notorio, escandaloso.

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flagrant [ˈfleɪɡrənt] ?
adjective
[+violation, breach, injustice] flagrante
in flagrant defiance of the rules en un acto de flagrante rebeldía contra las normas; with flagrant disregard for safety/the law con total desacato a las normas de seguridad/a la ley
a flagrant violation of human rights Winterton said the pictures appeared to be a `flagrant breach of privacy the events now in Iraq amount to a flagrant injustice the sentence meted out to her was a flagrant injustice a flagrant waste of public money in flagrante [delicto]

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