brash

英 [bræʃ]

美 [bræʃ]

adj.  盛气凌人的; 自以为是的; 耀眼的; 嘈杂的

比较级：brasher　最高级：brashest　过去分词：brashed　

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Collins.1 / BNC.14792 / COCA.13535

牛津词典

adj.

• 盛气凌人的；自以为是的
  confident in an aggressive way
  1. Beneath his brash exterior, he's still a little boy inside.
     他外表盛气凌人，内心里还是个孩子。
• 耀眼的；嘈杂的
  too bright or too noisy in a way that is not attractive

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 过于自信的；盛气凌人的；自以为是的
  If you describe someone or their behaviour asbrash, you disapprove of them because you think that they are too confident and aggressive.
  1. On stage she seems hard, brash and uncompromising.
     在台上她显得强硬、自负且毫不妥协。

英英释义

adj

• offensively bold
  1. a brash newcomer disputed the age-old rules for admission to the club
  2. a nervy thing to say
  Synonym:cheekynervy

双语例句

• Beneath his brash exterior, he's still a little boy inside.
  他外表盛气凌人，内心里还是个孩子。
• It was never quite so brash, so shameless, so obvious.
  它没有那么傲慢，那么无耻，那么张扬。
• He had become brash, cocky, and a billionaire.
  他已经成为一位傲慢、自大的亿万富翁。
• His public persona is brash, bombastic, and, at times, bordering on boorish.
  在公众眼中，他傲慢、无理，有时候近乎粗鲁。
• He still has the brash confidence of youth.
  他仍然具有青年人那样的过分自信。
• Osaka is big, brash and rarely subtle.
  大阪是一个巨大而鲁莽城市，很少给人以敏感的感觉。
• For a black man to be so brash was unique at the time.
  一个黑人如此轻率无礼在当时是很少见的。
• His brash answers annoyed the interviewers.
  他回答问题自以为是，面试的人感到很不痛快。
• Brash Entertainment representative confirmed the above details, but could offer no additional information on the project.
  公司发言人证实了上述细节，但没有给出更多的信息。
• He behaves in a brash way.
  他总是草率行事。