outrageous

BrE /ˈaʊtreɪdʒəs/ AmE /ˈaʊtreɪdʒəs/

adjective en → es

1 EXTREME DISAPPROVAL B2

extremely shocking or unacceptable, causing anger and disgust

indignante, escandaloso, inadmisible

  • [T + obj]
  • [it is T to do sth]

Collocations outrageous behaviour · an outrageous insult

  • The judge called the defendant's actions outrageous.

    El juez llamó las acciones del acusado indignantes.

2 EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE B1

extremely expensive, more than is reasonable or fair

excesivamente caro, desorbitado, abusivo

  • [T + obj]
  • [it is T to do sth]

Collocations outrageous prices · an outrageous bill

  • The hotel charges are outrageous.

    Las tarifas del hotel son desorbitadas.

3 EXTREMELY UNUSUAL C1

extremely unusual or unexpected, often in a way that is amusing or surprising

exagerado, extravagante, sorprendente

  • [T + obj]
  • [it is T to do sth]

Collocations outrageous behaviour · an outrageous claim

  • The actor's outrageous costume was the talk of the party.

    La extravagante vestimenta del actor fue el tema de la fiesta.