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小词详解 | brash
brash 英 [bræʃ] 美 [bræʃ]
Economists tend to scoff at such brash protectionism; they argue, rightly, that trade does far more good than harm.
经济学家通常对这种自以为是的保护主义嗤之以鼻;他们认为贸易带来的好处远远大过危害,这正确无疑。
——《经济学人》Buying Twitter is also an overwhelmingly brash action.
收购推特也是一种极其自以为是的行为。
——《纽约时报》
[形容词] 以粗鲁、喧闹或盛气凌人的方式独断专行的
没教养的小孩
a brash child仓促的行动
a brash act轻率的提议
a brash proposal
这个性情暴躁的老头外表盛气凌人,内心里还是个孩子。
Beneath his brash exterior, the grumpy old man is still a little boy inside.在台上这位超负荷硬撑着的首席执行官显得强硬、自负且毫不妥协。
On stage the overstretched CEO seems hard, brash and uncompromising.
他在人行道上停了一会儿,抬头凝视那座浮华的建筑。
He paused a moment on the pavement to gaze up at the brash building.
It wasn't hide-bound and stick-in-the-muddish like the older towns and it had a brash exuberance that matched her own.
它不像一些较老的城市那样顽固守旧,而是洋溢着一种跟她自己很一致的不惜冒险的精神。
audacious: showing an impudent lack of respect brazen: bold and without shame cocksure: presumptuously or arrogantly confident