Outrage 是一个英文名词，表示极度愤怒、愤慨或震惊的情绪，通常是由于某种行为或事件被认为不公正、恶劣、残忍或不道德。它也可以作为动词使用，意指激起愤怒或愤慨。

音标：

/ˈaʊt.reɪdʒ/

中文翻译：

名词：愤怒，愤慨，义愤

动词：激怒，触怒

读音：

音标：/ˈaʊt.reɪdʒ/

音节：out-rage，第一音节为重音。

用法：

名词：表示由某些不公正或不道德行为引起的强烈愤怒或震惊。

动词：表示某事或某人激起或引发愤怒。

例句：

The new law caused public outrage because it was seen as unfair.
新法案引起了公众的愤慨，因为它被认为是不公正的。

The company’s actions were an outrage to human dignity.
该公司的行为是对人类尊严的侮辱。

He was outraged by the news of the corruption scandal.
他对腐败丑闻的新闻感到愤怒。

The president's comments sparked outrage across the country.
总统的言论在全国范围内引发了愤怒。

The police were accused of outrageous behavior during the protests.
警方在抗议期间被指控行为过激。

The decision to cut funding for schools caused widespread outrage.
削减学校经费的决定引起了广泛的愤怒。

People are still outraged by the way the media treated the issue.
人们仍然对媒体处理这一问题的方式感到愤怒。

The report revealed an outrage of human rights violations.
报告揭示了对人权侵犯的极度愤慨。

There was outrage when the company fired employees without notice.
当公司在没有通知的情况下解雇员工时，引发了愤怒。

His comments about the tragedy were met with outrage from the families involved.
他对这场悲剧的评论引发了相关家庭的愤怒。

短语搭配：

Public outrage：公众愤怒

Outrage at：对……的愤怒

Outrage over：对……的愤慨

Outrageous behavior：令人愤怒的行为

Outrageous act：极端不道德的行为

Cause outrage：引起愤怒

An outrage against：对……的暴行

React with outrage：以愤怒回应

Outrageously expensive：极为昂贵的

Outrageous lie：荒谬的谎言

相关词汇：

Outrageous（形容词）：极端不道德的，令人愤怒的，离谱的

Outrageously（副词）：极其，荒谬地