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insolent

/in-suh-luhnt/US // ˈɪn sə lənt //UK // (ˈɪnsələnt) //

无礼,无礼的人,无礼的,无理取闹

Related Words

abusive辱骂,谩骂,滥用,虐待arrogant傲慢的,傲慢,嚣张的,嚣张barefaced赤膊上阵,赤裸裸的,赤裸裸地,赤面brassy野蛮的,狂妄的,野蛮生长,狂妄的人brazen厚颜无耻,厚脸皮,厚颜无耻的,厚颜无耻之徒breezy微风,微风拂面,微风吹拂,清风拂面contemptuous轻蔑的,轻视,轻蔑,蔑视dictatorial独断专行,独断独行,独断专行的,独裁的discourteous不礼貌,不礼貌的,不客气,不礼貌的人disdainful不屑一顾,轻蔑的,不屑一顾的,轻视flip抛出,抛物线,抛掷,抛物fresh新鲜的,新鲜,鲜,新新鲜imperative势在必行,当务之急,当务之急是,势在必得impertinent不礼貌的,无礼,不礼貌,无礼的impolite不礼貌的,不客气的,不客气,不礼貌impudent冒失鬼,厚颜无耻,厚颜无耻的,厚颜无耻之徒insubordinate不顺从的,不服从命令,不顺从,不服从管理insulting侮辱性的,侮辱性,侮辱性的话语,侮辱性的东西magisterial判决书,判决nervy神经质的,神经质,紧张的,紧张

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : boldly rude or disrespectful; contemptuously impertinent; insulting: an insolent reply.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an insolent person.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.bold, disrespectful
Synonyms
abusive辱骂,谩骂,滥用,虐待arrogant傲慢的,傲慢,嚣张的,嚣张barefaced赤膊上阵,赤裸裸的,赤裸裸地,赤面brassy野蛮的,狂妄的,野蛮生长,狂妄的人brazen厚颜无耻,厚脸皮,厚颜无耻的,厚颜无耻之徒breezy微风,微风拂面,微风吹拂,清风拂面contemptuous轻蔑的,轻视,轻蔑,蔑视contumelious传染性,有传染性,具有传染性,有传染性的dictatorial独断专行,独断独行,独断专行的,独裁的discourteous不礼貌,不礼貌的,不客气,不礼貌的人disdainful不屑一顾,轻蔑的,不屑一顾的,轻视flip抛出,抛物线,抛掷,抛物fresh新鲜的,新鲜,鲜,新新鲜imperative势在必行,当务之急,当务之急是,势在必得impertinent不礼貌的,无礼,不礼貌,无礼的impolite不礼貌的,不客气的,不客气,不礼貌impudent冒失鬼,厚颜无耻,厚颜无耻的,厚颜无耻之徒insubordinate不顺从的,不服从命令,不顺从,不服从管理insulting侮辱性的,侮辱性,侮辱性的话语,侮辱性的东西magisterial判决书,判决nervy神经质的,神经质,紧张的,紧张off-base基地外,非基地,基地之外,基地以外offensive攻击性的,攻击性,冒犯性,进攻性out-of-line出线,出线的,出线的人,出線overbearing霸道的,霸道,盛气凌人,霸气peremptory强制性的,不容置疑的,强制,强制性pert烫伤,烫发,烫金,烫手procacious贪婪的人,贪婪的,贪婪,贪得无厌put down撂倒,放下,撂下,撂倒了rude无礼,无礼的,不客气,不客气的sassy野蛮人,野蛮的,野蛮,时髦的saucy俏皮,俏皮的,俏皮话,讨好的smart聪明,智能,聪明的,智慧smart-alecky聪明的艾乐琪,聪明的阿勒克基,聪明的阿勒卡,聪明伶俐的阿勒卡uncivil不文明,不文明的,不公,不文明行为ungracious无礼,毫无风度,无礼的,不礼貌的

Examples

  • Their very posture—the way they loitered and leaned and lolled about—was insolent.

  • Hollande's idea was regarded as insolent when he first pitched it.

  • Imperious despot, insolent in strife, Lover of ruin, enemy of life!

  • It was an urgency that some saw as bold and others viewed as insolent.

  • This means that the lazy, insolent functionnaire mentality prevails rather than a hard-working energetic one.

  • Under the long lashes of low lids a pair of eyes black and insolent set off the haughty lines of her scarlet lips.

  • But he is as insolent as you could wish, and has a superb confidence in himself that his enemies call by the most offensive names.

  • The insolent tone of him was like having one's face slapped, and it didn't pass over Lyn's head by any means.

  • Of course I had to satisfy the ruffian's insolent demands, but I did so under protest.

  • Aristide for the first time abandoned his lazy and insolent attitude and jumped to his feet.

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