
n. 厚颜无耻
I was shocked at the audacity and brazenness of the gangsters.
这伙歹徒如此胆大妄为、厚颜无耻,让我很是震惊。
I cannot believe the brazenness of the District Attorney in Jena.
我不能相信的嚣张地区检察官在耶拿。
The banker noted that it was the brazenness of the letter... that was particularly egregious.
银行家指出这封信写得厚颜无耻,他的要求实在是太过分了。
The banker noted that it was the brazenness of the letter ... that was particularly egregious.
银行家指出这封信写得厚颜无耻,他的要求实在是太过分了。
Her brazenness of confusing right and wrong, and black and white goes beyond our imagination.
可她厚颜无耻地颠倒黑白、混淆是非却超出了我们的想象。
n.|effrontery/impudence;厚颜无耻
brazenness(中文译为“厚颜无耻”或“肆无忌惮”)是一个名词,用于描述某种明目张胆、毫无羞耻或不顾道德规范的行为特质。该词源自形容词brazen,本义与“黄铜”(brass)相关,因黄铜坚硬且光泽刺目,后引申为形容人“不知羞耻、大胆放肆”的负面品质。其核心含义包含两方面:
在文学和学术语境中,brazenness常与权力滥用、欺骗等负面行为关联。例如,心理学家Paul Ekman在研究中指出,某些反社会人格者会通过brazenness掩盖真实意图(来源:APA PsycNet。该词与近义词audacity(胆大妄为)的区别在于,brazenness更强调“持续性”和“对谴责的无动于衷”,而audacity可能包含短暂、偶发的冒险行为。
: Cambridge Dictionary: Brazenness
: APA PsycNet: Paul Ekman's Research
Brazenness 是名词,指“厚颜无耻”或“肆无忌惮”,常用于描述人行为上的大胆、无礼且毫无羞耻感。以下是详细解释:
如需更多例句或词源细节,可参考等来源。
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