notorious

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a. 声名狼藉的；臭名昭著的

同：	[a.] ill-famed, infamous

"She is a notorious gossiper here, who is very fond of dishing the dirt about others"
她特别喜欢说别人的闲话,是我们这儿出了名的长舌妇收藏
Scottish - born American detective.His agency was notorious for breaking strikes and disrupting labor efforts to unionize.
平克顿，阿伦1819－1884苏格兰裔的美国侦探。其行为因破坏罢工和破坏了劳动者统一的努力而恶名昭彰收藏
The law courts were forced to accept this system after a notorious struggle that ended in the early seventeenth century.
在臭名昭著的结束于17世纪早期的斗争之后,普通法法院被迫接受这个制度。收藏
On May 20 more than a hundred students were wounded and arrested in Nanking and tientsin in the notorious "Bloody Incident of May 20th"
五月二十日，同时在南京和天津殴伤和逮捕学生共百余人，造成有名的“五二○血案”。收藏
Those days everyone in the town was talking about the notorious murderer and his gang.
那些日子里镇上所有的人都在谈论那个臭名昭著的凶手及其匪帮。收藏

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having an exceedingly bad reputation
- a notorious gangster
- the tenderloin district was notorious for vice
[同] ill-famed, infamous, notorious

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