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| 1. | a gross injustice |
| 大冤案 |
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| 2. | feel indignation at gross injustice |
| 对极端的不公平感到愤慨 |
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| 3. | only made her more timidly gracious toward him because of her indignation at what she fancied was a gross |
| 所以，她不仅没有对他产生恶感，反而更加暗暗地同情他，觉得他蒙受了重大的冤屈，为之愤愤不平。 |
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| 4. | a gross error, injustice, etc |
| 明显的错误、 不公等. |
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| 5. | Gross immorality or injustice;wickedness. |
| 极不公正，不道德；邪恶 |
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| 6. | a crying shame; an egregious lie; flagrant violation of human rights; a glaring error; gross ineptitude |
| 奇耻大辱；臭名昭著的谎言；对人权的公然践踏；重大的错误；非常的不称职；极端的不公平；罪恶昭彰的背信弃义。 |
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| 7. | its face value and regard the ear as invariably less reliable than the eye, we shall do the former a gross |
| 但是，如果对这句话只是从字面上来理解，认为耳朵听到的总不如眼睛看见的那样可靠，那对耳朵来说，却是极大的冤枉。 |
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