flouted

英 [ˈflaʊtɪd]

美 [ˈflaʊtɪd]

v.  公然藐视，无视(法律等)
flout的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 无视，藐视，轻视(法律等)
  If youfloutsomething such as a law, an order, or an accepted way of behaving, you deliberately do not obey it or follow it.
  1. ...illegal campers who persist in flouting the law...
     一向对法律熟视无睹的非法露营者
  2. Building regulations have been habitually flouted.
     建筑法规一向都无人遵守。

双语例句

• He flouted President Reggan in1982 by leading the charge to shore up the recession-plagued housing industry.
  他在1982年不顾里根总统意见，出头支持受到衰退影响的住房建筑业。
• Endowed with a flair for the theatrical, she has called the judge a monster and the trial a farce, and merrily flouted court protocol.
  颇有戏剧天分的她讲法官戏称为怪兽，将审判戏称为闹剧，并饶有兴致地对判决冷嘲热讽。
• The third, North Korea and, no doubt, Iran, have flouted it.
  第三波，北朝鲜和，毫无疑问，伊朗对条约表示蔑视。
• The first principle of the use of force, which the British, French and US governments have flouted, is to ensure that it is effective.
  动用武力的首要原则就是要确保它是有效的，而英法美政府却无视这一原则。
• The legal complaint and news stories about shrem depict a man who cavalierly flouted existing law to knowingly aid in narcotics trafficking.
  相关诉状和新闻报道所描述的是，施瑞姆其人如何傲慢地愚弄了现行法律，故意为麻醉品交易提供帮助。
• Sometimes, however, fraudsters have so obviously flouted the normal standards of scientific conduct that well-informed journalists are as capable as scientists in raising the alarm.
  然而，有时候造假者实在太明显地藐视一般科学行为准则，以至于连充分知情的记者也能像科学家那样对他们提出质疑。
• You can hardly read the news lately without learning how someone at a big bank seemingly flouted both common sense and morality in the effort to make a buck.
  最近的新闻里这样的故事似乎层出不穷：某家大银行的某某人为了赚点小钱而置常识和道德于不顾。
• In the countryside, too, the rules are being flouted.
  在农村，那些规定被轻视。
• Senate investigators claim HSBC ignored warnings of possibly improper activities from internal compliance officers, law enforcement officials and regulators; flouted rules designed to enforce existing US sanctions; and waived anti-money laundering requirements for wealthy clients.
  参议院调查人员声称，汇丰没有理会内部合规官、执法官员和监管者发出的可能存在不正当行为的警告；藐视旨在落实美国现行制裁政策的规定；免除对富有客户的反洗钱要求。
• Dada, a European artistic and literary movement ( 1916-1923) that flouted conventional aesthetic and cultural values by producing works marked by nonsense, travesty, and incongruity.
  达达主义运动，欧洲文学艺术界的运动（1916-1923），通过随意涂写、嘲讽及不和谐的作品来藐视传统的艺术和文化价值。