英:[ɔ:ˈdæsəti]
美:[ɔˈdæsɪti]
英:[ɔ:ˈdæsəti]
美:[ɔˈdæsɪti]
n.
大胆
鲁莽
胆大妄为
鲁莽行为
au·dac·i·ty
aw dae sih ti
复数:audacities
词根:audacity
adv.audaciously 无畏地;放肆地;大胆创新地;无拘无束地
n.audaciousness 大胆(厚颜无耻)
noun
courage or boldness, often accompanied by a degree of recklessness or arrogance; daring.It required a certain amount of audacity to accuse the committee of bias in making their decision.Her audacity in standing up to her corrupt boss surprised everyone.
bold or shameless impudence; brashness; insolence; effrontery.I can't believe you have the audacity to ask me for help after the way you betrayed me in the past.
a statement, action, or the like, that exhibits such courage or impudence.
"早在15世纪,意为“大胆、勇气、冒险; 活力、生气”,源自中世纪拉丁语 audacitas “大胆”,源自拉丁语 audax 的属格 audacis “大胆、勇敢; 鲁莽、鲁莽”,参见 audacious。在英语中,“傲慢无礼”的含义,暗示着对道德约束的蔑视,始于1530年代。
"Middle English audacite, borrowed from Medieval Latin audācitāt-, audācitās, from Latin audāc-, audāx "daring, bold, excessively daring, reckless" + -itāt-, -itās -ity — more at audacious
The first known use of audacity was in the 15th century
audacitynoun
the quality or fact of being audacious
1 The first song is "10/10", a lilting reggae confection that recalls Toots and the Maytals, and what it may sorely lack in cool, it makes up for in audacity and warmth.
2 Faye seems to have taken this as a challenge here and has the audacity to sing: "Feed my cat, it's scared and cold" and make it sound like the most desperate, emotion-packed line.
3 He had the audacity to say I was too fat.
他竟敢放肆地说我太肥胖。
4 I loved him truly and with all the audacity of youth, which is to say with absolutely no sense of consequences.
5 I’m talking to people who have the audacity to lean on well-intentioned phrases like “love yourself at any weight” as a way to excuse their slothful lifestyle.
6 He had the audacity to ask for an increase in salary.
他竟然厚着脸皮要求增加薪水.
7 A nation that drew its audacity from the quintessentially American belief that success is open to anyone willing to work for it was disillusioned by seemingly intractable poverty.
8 Indeed, would that we all had the audacity to call our own master works “pedestrian.”
9 Mr Paulson’s plan is stunning in its brevity (two-and-a-half pages) and audacity.
保尔森计划的简洁(只有两页半纸)和大胆令人惊讶不已。
10 That audacity would have gotten you kicked out of this town 20 years ago, when mom-and-pop wineries were struggling to get their foot in the market.
11 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 ).
12 You customize Audacity by adding and using audio filters.
通过添加和使用音频过滤器,您可以自定义audacity。
13 He quickly noticed a particularly obnoxious visitor: Charles Guiteau, whose pestering was so extreme that Garfield cited him as an “illustration of unparalleled audacity and impudence.”
14 You can achieve this with Audacity using the Truncate silence effect.
这可以利用Audacity的Truncate silence效果做到。
15 He had the audacity to suggest that it was all my fault.
16 Rather, it’s the audacity of taking a stock sentimental situation, applying a sentimental score, then adding a sound of potentially greater sentimentality.
17 Does he have the audacity, to borrow one of Mr. Obama’s favorite words, to lead?
18 At breakfast, none of that big audacity was on display.
19 I, for one, admire his audacity.
比如说,我就很钦佩他的胆识。
20 “Now You See Me” is a so-what movie on a grand scale that tries to transcend this unbreachable barrier through the sheer size and the audacity of its prestidigitation.
2 放肆
freedom familiarity presumption sass effrontery impudicity presume familiar cheeky audacious presumptuous cheekily audaciously presumptuously front liberty presumptuousness
3 无谋
4 厚颜
hard cool bold brazen audacious brassy nervy immodest thick-skinned barefaced unblushing front nerve brass assurance cheek hardihood harden have the face to fresh hardy blatant cheeky shameless impudent boldfaced coolly hardily brassily face crust gall coolness impudence immodesty effrontery assuredness blatancy have a cheek
5 鲁莽行为
6 鲁莽
forward rash reckless precipitate cheeky impetuous madcap indiscreet incautious harum-scarum nerve gall indiscretion temerity forwardness tempt providence head first tempt fate rackle further-some wild blind mad foolish hardy heady audacious headlong perky ill-advised precipitous hot-headed impertinent pell-mell venturesome venturous overbold unadvised temerarious forwardly baldheaded bounce precipitation daredevil impertinence imprudence slapdash
7 无礼
short cool fresh smart funny rough offensive rude disrespect insulting defiant sassy brash irreverent flippant petulant snotty impudent brusque impertinent snippy discourteous lippy opprobrious slighting abusive sauce lip liberty gut offence presumption irreverence impudence impertinence petulance flippancy solecism petulancy brusquerie
8 勇敢
game proud bold brave martial heroic stout gritty courageous fearless Spartan manly intrepid valiant stalwart gallant audacious thoroughbred chivalrous dauntless doughty venturous manful braw stouthearted lionhearted gamy greathearted spirit courage assurance daring bravery valor gallantry intrepidity hardihood embolden like a man yeomanly pretty tall Martial hardy dashing undaunted spunky wight prow ballsy high-spirited valorous soldierly gutty chin-up heart-whole high-hearted soldierlike unterrified dareful bravely gamely prowess manhood gameness hardiment
9 大胆
nerve hardihood bold daring audacious venturesome boldly valiantly daringly audaciously forward familiar confident heroic whopping hardy stout fearless presumptuous nervy venturous lionhearted face confidence derring-do chutzpah freeswinging manly defiant buckeye enterprising daunt valorous crouse gutty aweless hardily gamily bravery hardiness manliness venture meat-ax undaunted high-wire dauntless free-swinging nerved impavid unterrified awless dareful crust hell of a note to teeth boldhearted strong assured adventurous intrepid ballsy bodacious doughty stouthearted unappalled pluckily ball boldness intrepidity assuredness with gloves off without gloves
10 胆大妄为
12 无耻
infamous abandoned outrageous cheeky unscrupulous shameless rascal scurvy unashamed dishonour unprincipled rascally jumped-up frontless confidence assurance gall impudicity barefaced brazen-faced miserable vile wretched brash brassy dishonorable unheard-of bardy ass crust blushless cool audacious impudent dishonourable flagitious hilding paltrily unashamedly audaciously dishonorably brassily scurvily arrantly squalidity brass effrontery squalidness scurviness scoundrelism
13 大胆的行为