How is the word flagrant translated from French to English

Si évident qu'on ne peut pas le manquer.

So obvious that it cannot be missed.

adjective
English translation
glaring

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  • Il y a une erreur flagrante en première page. There is a glaring mistake on the first page.

  • Nous avons roulé face au soleil éblouissant de l'après-midi. We drove into the glaring afternoon sun.

  • Est-ce une erreur flagrante ou une simple faute de frappe ? Is that a glaring error or just a typo?

  • Les projecteurs étaient éblouissants, alors j'ai détourné le regard. The stage lights were glaring, so I looked away.

  • Son absence de la liste était flagrante. Her absence from the list was glaring.

  • Peux-tu baisser cet écran éblouissant ? Can you dim that glaring screen?

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FAQ about “flagrant”

How is “flagrant” translated from French?
“flagrant” translates into English as “glaring”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “flagrant” mean?
Meaning of “flagrant”: Si évident qu'on ne peut pas le manquer. In English — “glaring”.
What part of speech is “flagrant”?
“flagrant” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “flagrant”?
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