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nerviness

/nur-vee/US // ˈnɜr vi //UK // (ˈnɜːvɪ) //

紧张,紧张情绪,紧张感,紧张不安

Related Words

cheeky厚脸皮,厚颜无耻,厚脸皮的,厚颜无耻的crass粗鲁的,粗鲁,粗俗,粗俗的crude粗略的,粗鲁的,粗陋的,粗略forward谈到这个fresh新鲜的,新鲜,鲜,新新鲜impudent冒失鬼,厚颜无耻,厚颜无耻的,厚颜无耻之徒inconsiderate不周全,不周全的,不周,不周到pert烫伤,烫发,烫金,烫手plucky拔萃的,痞子,勇敢的,拔萃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smart聪明,智能,聪明的,智慧wise明智的,智慧的,智慧,聪明的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

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    nerv·i·er, nerv·i·est.

    • : brashly presumptuous or insolent; pushy: a nervy thing to say; a nervy trick to pull.
    • : having or showing courage; brave or bold: the nervy feats of the mountaineers.
    • : strong; sinewy; vigorous: a hard, nervy physique.
    • : Chiefly British. straining one's patience or forbearance; trying.
    • : nervous; excitable; on edge.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounimpudence
Synonyms
assumption假设,假定,臆断assurance保证,确保,保险,保障audaciousness大胆性,大胆,胆量,大声audacity胆识,勇气,胆量,胆大妄为boldness魄力,胆量,勇气,胆识brashness蛮横,野蛮行为,野蛮生长,蛮横无理brass黄铜,铜管,铜,黄铜色brazenness厚颜无耻,勇敢的精神,勇敢的人,勇敢cheek脸颊,脸蛋,脸皮,颊cheekiness厚脸皮,厚颜无耻,脸皮厚,脸皮chutzpah厚颜无耻,厚脸皮,厚颜,鲁莽cockiness嚣张气焰,狂妄自大,傲慢,狂妄crust地壳,结壳,硬壳,壳defiance蔑视,藐视,违抗,挑衅discourtesy无礼,不礼貌,无礼行为,无礼的disrespect不尊重,不敬,不尊重他人,不尊重人disrespectfulness不尊重人,不尊重他人,不敬,不尊重effrontery媚俗,媚态,媚术,媚俗之心face脸,脸部,脸面,脸色familiarity熟悉程度,熟悉度,熟悉,熟悉情况forwardness前瞻性,前进性,前言,前景gall胆量,胆汁,勇气,胆guts胆量,内脏,胆识,胆子gutsiness胆量,勇气,胆识,胆子hardiness耐用性,耐受性,耐久性,耐寒性impertinence无礼,无礼行为,不礼貌,无理取闹impudency厚颜无耻,无耻之徒,无耻,厚颜无耻之徒incivility不文明行为,不文明现象,不文明的行为,不礼貌insolence非礼勿视,非礼行为,非礼,无礼行为moxie勇气,勇气可嘉,勇气和毅力,勇气和勇气nerve胆量,胆识,胆子,胆大妄为者overconfidence过度自信,过分自信,过于自信,太过自信pertness警觉性,坚定性,坚定不移,惰性presumptuousness妄自尊大,妄自尊大的行为,妄自菲薄,妄想pushiness推力,推广,推广性,推挤rudeness无礼,粗鲁,非礼,粗暴无礼sassiness傲慢无礼,骚气,胆大妄为,傲慢sauciness酱汁,酱油,酱料,酱油味shamelessness无耻,无耻之徒,厚颜无耻,无耻行为spunk精力充沛,骨架,精神,精力stuff东西,东西的,东西的问题temerity暴躁,胆怯,诱惑力,暴躁不安

Examples

  • The bodega owner had to be able to rap, which wasn’t necessarily a common skill among aspiring Broadway stars at the time — but it was one Miranda had, in addition to a nervy, rangy stage presence that worked well with the show’s underdog energy.

  • The nervy electricity and joy of the film, arriving at this moment in time, are an unbeatable combo.

  • Nervy as men are made, MacRae worshiped at the shrine of an even break, a square deal for friend or foe.

  • He must be getting nervy, he thought, and continued his inspection of the wallet.

  • The magistrate of Esifeni was not a timid man, but the monotony of life at his remote post rather tended to make him “nervy.”

  • He was one of the gregarious sort, a loud talker, nervy really, very familiar with all the passengers.

  • Oh, ho, I see you are not as nervy as I thought, there was a mischievous glint in his merry black eyes.

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