insolent

英 [ˈɪnsələnt]

美 [ˈɪnsələnt]

adj.  粗野的; 无礼的; 侮慢的

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BNC.20072 / COCA.24483

牛津词典

adj.

• 粗野的；无礼的；侮慢的
  extremely rude and showing a lack of respect
  1. an insolent child/smile
     粗野的孩子；侮慢的微笑

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 傲慢的;无礼的;侮慢的
  If you say that someone is beinginsolent, you mean they are being rude to someone they ought to be respectful to.
  1. ...her insolent stare...
     她无礼的瞪视
  2. The officer stamped his boot. 'Don't be insolent with me, mademoiselle.'
     军官跺跺靴子：“小姐,别对我无礼。”

双语例句

• I don't like insolent people and gaudy things.
  我个人不太喜欢，那种个性很张扬却华而不实的东西。
• Conceited or insolent young man
  自负或傲慢的年轻人
• The boy has become very insolent and it is more than his parents can bear.
  这男孩变得非常无礼，到了他父母都不能忍受的地步。
• She's an insolent, ill-mannered girl.
  她是一个傲慢，没礼貌的女孩。
• At that insolent and unfeeling remark, she felt like slapping his face.
  听了那傲慢无情的话，她恨不得扇他耳光。
• There was something almost insolent in his words.
  在他的话里有些几乎傲慢无礼的东西。
• An upstart who makes conceited, sardonic, insolent comments.
  作出自以为是的、逞能的、讽刺的、或傲慢无礼的评论的暴发户。
• An insolent boy stuck his tongue out at us.
  一个无礼的男孩对我们伸出了舌头。
• The boys in the street have become very insolent and it is more than flesh and blood can bear.
  街上的男孩变得非常无理，到了人所不能容忍的地步。
• The insolent attitude of the manager made him alienated from many of his subordinates.
  经理傲慢的态度使很多部下远离他。