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truculent

/truhk-yuh-luhnt, troo-kyuh-/US // ˈtrʌk yə lənt, ˈtru kyə- //UK // (ˈtrʌkjʊlənt) //

气势汹汹,气势汹汹的,气势磅礴,气势汹汹的人

Related Words

abusive辱骂,谩骂,滥用,虐待aggressive咄咄逼人,积极进取,侵略性,咄咄逼人的antagonistic对抗性的,对抗性,对抗性强,敌对性bad-tempered脾气不好的人,脾气不好的,脾气不好,坏脾气barbarous野蛮的,野蛮,野蛮人,野蛮人的bellicose好战,好战的,好战的人,穷兵黩武brutal残酷的,粗暴的,野蛮的,残忍的bullying恃强凌弱,欺凌行为,欺负人,欺凌caustic苛责,苛刻的,苛求,苛责的combative好斗,好斗的,战斗性,好战contentious争议性,有争议的,争议性的,争论cross十字架,十字,十字路口,十字形defiant强悍的,藐视,挑衅,藐视一切ferocious凶猛的,猛烈的,凶狠的,凶残的fierce猛烈的,激烈的,猛烈,凶猛frightening可怕的,惊心动魄,惊心动魄的,吓人的harsh严厉的,苛刻的,严酷的,严厉hostile有敌意的,敌对的,怀有敌意的,敌对性的inhuman非人,惨无人道,非人道,非人类intimidating令人生畏的,吓人的,令人生畏,令人畏惧的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : aggressively hostile; belligerent.
    • : brutally harsh; vitriolic; scathing: Their truculent criticism of my latest work was not entirely fair.
    • : savagely brutal; barbarous; cruel.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.belligerent, hateful
Synonyms
abusive辱骂,谩骂,滥用,虐待aggressive咄咄逼人,积极进取,侵略性,咄咄逼人的antagonistic对抗性的,对抗性,对抗性强,敌对性bad-tempered脾气不好的人,脾气不好的,脾气不好,坏脾气barbarous野蛮的,野蛮,野蛮人,野蛮人的bellicose好战,好战的,好战的人,穷兵黩武brutal残酷的,粗暴的,野蛮的,残忍的bullying恃强凌弱,欺凌行为,欺负人,欺凌caustic苛责,苛刻的,苛求,苛责的combative好斗,好斗的,战斗性,好战contentious争议性,有争议的,争议性的,争论contumelious传染性,有传染性,具有传染性,有传染性的cowing耕作,耕种,牛仔,耕耘cross十字架,十字,十字路口,十字形defiant强悍的,藐视,挑衅,藐视一切ferocious凶猛的,猛烈的,凶狠的,凶残的fierce猛烈的,激烈的,猛烈,凶猛frightening可怕的,惊心动魄,惊心动魄的,吓人的harsh严厉的,苛刻的,严酷的,严厉hostile有敌意的,敌对的,怀有敌意的,敌对性的inhuman非人,惨无人道,非人道,非人类inhumane非人道,非人道的,不人道的,不人道intimidating令人生畏的,吓人的,令人生畏,令人畏惧的invective谩骂,谩骂声,恶语伤人,辱骂mean意味着,是指,意思是说,意思是militant激进分子,激进的,激进,好战分子mordacious贪婪的,贪婪,贪婪的人,贪吃mordant媒染剂,媒质,媒质剂,媒材obstreperous顽固不化,蛮横无理,桀骜不驯,顽固的opprobrious厌恶的,厌恶,讨厌的,反对派ornery愤怒的人,忧郁的人,脾气暴躁的人,鸟人pugnacious胆大包天,胆大妄为,胆大的,胆大的人quarrelsome争吵,好争吵,争吵的,好争辩rude无礼,无礼的,不客气,不客气的savage野蛮人,野蛮的,野蛮,野蛮生长scathing尖刻的,苛责,讽刺性的,严厉的scrappy潦倒的人,潦倒的,潦草的,潦倒scurrilous滥竽充数,肆意妄为,卑鄙无耻,卑鄙无耻的sharp尖锐,犀利,尖锐的,锐利sullen愠怒,闷闷不乐,忧郁的,哭丧着脸terrifying可怕的,恐怖的,吓人的,可怕的是trenchant犀利的,鞭辟入里,精辟的,犀利violent激烈的,暴力的,猛烈的,暴力vituperative谩骂,谩骂声,争论不休,辱骂vituperous无聊的,无赖的,无聊,厌恶

Examples

  • If so, that will represent a departure from the truculent spirit of Obama and his adversaries during his first term.

  • And it turns out those hard-charging characteristics are exactly what is needed to tangle with the truculent contenders.

  • He described the men at the Lion d'Or as truculent, easily ready to take offense, difficult to persuade.

  • These truculent ruffians (when they have thoroughly earned a thrashing) will often accept it with most edifying docility.

  • They were led, as before, by the captain of the guard, and the truculent vizier Abdullah.

  • One of the Canadians who had been in the American Navy was unusually truculent.

  • Groups of truculent young Arabs followed us shouting objurgations, and accepting small coins as ransom.

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