英语单词temerity翻译，英文单词temerity的意思

temerity

简明英汉词典

temerity

[ti5meriti]

n.

卤莽, 蛮勇

美国传统词典[双解]

temerity

te.mer.i.ty

AHD:[t…-mμr“1-t?]

D.J.[t*6meriti8]

K.K.[t*6mWr!ti]

n.（名词）

Foolhardy disregard of danger; recklessness.

鲁莽：不考虑危险的愚蠢行为；鲁莽

语源

(1)Middle English temerite

中古英语 temerite

(2)from Old French

源自 古法语

(3)from Latin temerit3s

源自 拉丁语 temerit3s

(4)from temere [rashly]

源自 temere [鲁莽的]

参考词汇

(1)temerity， audacity， effrontery， nerve， cheek， gall

(2)These nouns refer to striking, often aggressive boldness.

这些名词都指令人震惊的，常常是咄咄逼人的冒失。

(3)Temerity implies a foolhardy flouting of danger:

Temerity 暗指对危险有勇无谋的轻视：

Conducting the premiere of a symphony without a rehearsal requires temerity.

不排练而直接指挥一部交响乐的首次公演是鲁莽的。

(4)Audacity suggests heedlessness of the restraints imposed by prudence, propriety, or convention:

Audacity 暗示对谨慎、礼貌或社会习俗的约束置之不理：

“In war nothing is impossible, provided you use audacity” (George S. Patton).

“战争中没有什么事情是不可能的，只要你有胆识” （乔治·S·巴顿）。

(5)Effrontery and nerve denote impudent, arrogant, or shameless boldness:

Effrontery 和nerve 表示不谨慎的、狂妄自大的或无耻的大胆：

He had the effrontery to suggest that she enjoyed being unhappy.

他无耻地大胆暗示，她喜欢不幸。

A raise? When your work is so slipshod?

提升?当你工作这么马马虎虎的时候？

You do have a nerve!

你确实 够胆大的了！

(6)Cheek connotes cool impertinence and brashness:

Cheek 表示冷淡的傲慢和鲁莽：

Do you really have the cheek to insult your hosts?

你真有胆子侮辱你的主人们？

(7)Gall suggests brazenness and unconscionable insolence:

Gall 暗示厚颜无耻和无意识傲慢：

With unmitigated gall he crashed the party and then criticized the food.

他既傲慢又鲁莽地冲进晚会，然后把食品指责了一番

现代英汉词典

temerity

[tI5merItI]

n.

鲁莽；蛮勇

现代英汉综合大辞典

temerity

[ti5meriti]

n.

鲁莽, 轻率

英文相关词典

temerity

boldnessindiscretionrashnesstimidity

美国传统词典

temerity

te.mer.i.ty

AHD:[t…-mμr“1-t?]

D.J.[t*6meriti8]

K.K.[t*6mWr!ti]

n.

Foolhardy disregard of danger; recklessness.

语源

(1)Middle English temerite

(2)from Old French

(3)from Latin temerit3s

(4)from temere [rashly]

参考词汇

(1)temerity, audacity, effrontery, nerve, cheek, gall

(2)These nouns refer to striking, often aggressive boldness.

(3)Temerity implies a foolhardy flouting of danger:

Conducting the premiere of a symphony without a rehearsal requires temerity.

(4)Audacity suggests heedlessness of the restraints imposed by prudence, propriety, or convention:

“In war nothing is impossible, provided you use audacity” (George S. Patton).

(5)Effrontery and nerve denote impudent, arrogant, or shameless boldness:

He had the effrontery to suggest that she enjoyed being unhappy.

A raise? When your work is so slipshod?

You do have a nerve!

(6)Cheek connotes cool impertinence and brashness:

Do you really have the cheek to insult your hosts?

(7)Gall suggests brazenness and unconscionable insolence:

With unmitigated gall he crashed the party and then criticized the food.

英汉心理学大词典

temerity

轻率