英:['flɪpənsɪ]
美:[ˈflɪpənsɪ]
英:['flɪpənsɪ]
美:[ˈflɪpənsɪ]
n.
无礼
轻率
无礼的行动(或言语)
轻率的行动(或言语)
词根:flip
adj.flip 无礼的;轻率的
flipper 无礼的
flippant 轻率的;嘴碎的;没礼貌的
adv.flippantly 没礼貌地;轻率地
n.flip 弹;筋斗
flipper 鳍状肢;鳍;烤饼;胖听罐头
vi.flip 用指轻弹;蹦跳
flipper 靠鳍足(或鸭甲板)行动
vt.flip 掷;轻击
"her mood changed and she was all lightness and joy"
1746年,由 flippant 和抽象名词后缀 -cy 组成。
The first known use of flippancy was in 1746
flirt1 of 2verb
to show a liking for someone of the opposite sex just for fun
toy entry 2
flirted with the idea
flirt2 of 2noun
an act or instance of flirting
a person who flirts a lot
flippernoun
a broad flat limb (as of a seal or whale) used for swimming
a flat rubber shoe with the front widened into a paddle for use in skin diving
flippernoun
a broad flat limb (as of a seal or whale) used for swimming
a flat rubber shoe with the front widened into a paddle for use in skin diving
flippantadjective
treating lightly something serious or worthy of respect
flippantadjective
treating lightly something serious or worthy of respect
flippancynoun
an act or instance of being flippant
1 When these proceedings became open and public, the customary shallowness and flippancy was absent.
2 But the show’s sincerity, worn under a mask of flippancy, is ultimately endearing.
3 But longtime observers say that hallmark flippancy masks relentless drive and determination.
4 Craig doesn’t have the trademark Bond flippancy.
5 I haven't imagined so flippancy I was.
我没想到我如此浮躁怎么写。
6 Before the dominance of music streaming, fans could treat the coming and going of micro-genres with a jokey flippancy.
7 And played with a persuasive mix of intelligence, fatuity, flippancy and earnestness by Mr. Blum, John is a man whose frame of reference is roughly the shape and size of an on-set monitor.
8 Because, in a strange sense, I do consider artists to occupy a weird space of sincerity and complete flippancy, where you never know what you’re going to get.
9 There are times when it goes beyond the flippancy, the easy depression.
有时也就不止是几句刻薄话,添几段淡淡的哀愁.
10 Though one moment depicts the police murder of an unarmed black child with discomfiting flippancy, for the most part, this inspired idiocy comes as a tonic.
11 But in fact there was an element of my polar flippancy that mingled with more militant reading tendencies.
12 The flippancy and bravado are there, along with the ability to X-ray his opponents and their motives.
13 Better to be careful than regret a moment of flippancy.
14 Tey described her detective novels as her "yearly knitting" and Allingham had similar flippancy towards the books she set in the London she so inaccurately describes.
15 It’s told with an earnestness, not a hipster flippancy.
16 There’s no flippancy with regards to the gunplay.
17 The lyric was me railing against what I saw as a flippancy pervading the country with the rise of Britpop, a wholesale adoption – and bastardisation – of working-class culture.
18 His script is rich in the wise-guy flippancy and sardonic brittleness that Ken and Barbara, respectively, have adapted for coping with what they have become.
19 And “Starcatcher,” like “Jackson,” walks a slippery tightrope between flippancy and highly charged sincerity without losing its balance.
20 Sheen calls it surrealism – and in flippancy he finds a truth.
1 无礼
short fresh offensive rude savage rotten insulting disrespectful sassy saucy pert flippant impolite snotty insolent out-of-the-way immodest impertinent lippy unceremonious ungracious indelicate uncomplimentary unmannerly unmannered unhandsome uncourtly clodhopping unpolite ungraciously impudently uncivilly unhandsomely uncourtliness sauce offense cheek disrespect presumption shortness indignity insolence incivility impertinence brusqueness immodesty solecism indelicacy indecorum ill-breeding cool smart funny rough defiant audacity brash irreverent petulant impudent brusque snippy discourteous opprobrious slighting abusive lip liberty gut offence irreverence impudence petulance petulancy brusquerie
2 轻浮
light flip volatile airy giddy mercurial flirtatious trifling flippant skittish flighty flyaway yeasty hoity-toity giddily facetiously volatility frivolity giddiness inconstancy frothy fey fly-away levity
4 轻率的言行
5 轻率
harum-scarum light blind flip rash precipitate heady hasty brash headlong ill-advised thoughtless precipitous trifling unguarded unwary flippant light-headed unthinking imprudent heedless indiscreet harebrained incautious precipitant hoity-toity unadvised neglige slap-bang light-minded foot-in-mouth lightly loosely headfirst precipitously rashly curtly unthinkingly cursorily unwarily unadvisedly ill-advisedly precipitation haste lightness levity joyride rashness thoughtlessness imprudence precipitancy inconsideration curtness playgame light in the head have the face to do in a rash moment out of turn gay frivolous impetuous fly-away head first giddy-brained incogitant windy reckless careless giddy inconsiderate flyaway blithe witless scatterbrained touch-and-go unconsidered scatty lightheaded frenchy hare-brained unreflecting feather-brained temerarious hastily indiscretion temerity hastiness highty-tighty wild unwise facile madcap unreflective lightsome hairbrained unweighed overly incontinently unwisdom incaution
6 不客气
self-asserting short-spoken round loud outspoken offhand flippant presuming self-assertive unpolite short shortly outright offhandedly familiarity presume it's a pleasure the pleasure is mine you're welcome my pleasure
7 轻率无礼