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flagrant, e [flagʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective[mensonge] blatant ; [erreur, injustice] glaring* * *flagrante flagʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif [preuve] obvious; [injustice] flagrant; [mensonge] blatant; [erreur, exemple] glaringPhrasal Verbs:* * *flaɡʀɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj flagrant, -eflagrant, blatanten flagrant délit — in the act, in flagrante delicto
* * *flagrant, flagrante adj [échec, déséquilibre, différence, preuve] obvious; [injustice, malhonnêteté, violation] flagrant; [mensonge, contradiction, discrimination] blatant; [erreur, exemple] glaring; il ment, c'est flagrant it's blatantly obvious that he's lying.flagrant délit Jur case requiring no further collection of evidence; en flagrant délit in flagrante delicto; prendre qn en flagrant délit to catch sb red-handed; en flagrant délit de vol in the act of stealing; en flagrant délit de meurtre/d'adultère in the act of committing murder/adultery; prendre qn en flagrant délit de mensonge to catch sb out in a lie.il apparaît de façon flagrante que... it is blatantly obvious that...2. DROITb. (figuré) in the act, red-handed
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