brusque 中文意思是什麼

brusque 解釋
adj. 形容詞 粗暴的，無禮的，唐突的。
a brusque refusal 粗暴的拒絕。
adv. 動詞 副詞 -ly ,-ness n. 名詞
  1. Explain as little as possible without being brusque.

    解釋要少而得體。
  2. She was offended by his brusque reply.

    他那種粗暴的回答使她聽了很不舒服。
  3. He is never brusque with his comrades.

    他對同志從不疾言厲色。
  4. Eleanor was brusque and firm and businesslike.

    埃莉諾態度粗暴，意志堅定、辦事認真。
  5. His manner was brusque.

    他的舉止唐突。
  6. I thought him more sensitive and gentle than his occasionally brusque manner suggested.

    他有時態度粗暴，但我認為他還是較為機靈和文雅的。
  7. His manner seemed easier and, while still not friendly, was certainly less brusque and not aggressive.

    他的態度似乎也平易了些，盡管仍然算不上友好，但肯定不那麼唐突無理，氣勢洶洶了。
  8. Walter found his new charge brusque and unapproachable, the hours were incredibly long

    沃特發現他的新主人說話很少，而且不易接近。時間過得非常長。
  9. Remembering aunty henny ' s own brusque attitude towards superfluous objects and papers, i did not doubt that he was right

    想起漢妮伯母自己對多餘的物品和文書證件不屑的態度，我並不懷疑他說的都是真話。
  10. Native new yorker dan norman, 36, from east rockaway, said : " the thing to remember is that new yorkers are not rude, they are brusque

    住在羅克衛東區的36歲紐約人丹?諾曼說: 「你要記住的是：紐約市民並不粗魯，他們只是很直率。 」
  11. This is a brusque, impetuous melody whose tension is underlined by dotted rhythm, wide leaps, and a wide span.

    這是一個粗莽、迅疾的旋律，附點節奏，大跳和寬闊的音域突出了緊張性。
  12. She was businesslike and brusque, with no small talk.

    她公事公辦，不講絮話，但有時話語唐突。
  13. He gave nikolay a brusque reception supposing that this was the military manner, and cross - examining him with an important air, as though he had a right to do so, he expressed his approval and disapproval, as though called upon to give his verdict on the management of the war

    他生氣地以為這是軍人本色接見了尼古拉，意味深長地盤問了尼古拉，好似他有權這樣做又以為是在審議大局。尼古拉很高興，只覺得這使他很開心
  14. There is something singular about you, said he : you have the air of a little nonnette ; quaint, quiet, grave, and simple, as you sit with your hands before you, and your eyes generally bent on the carpet except, by the bye, when they are directed piercingly to my face ; as just now, for instance ; and when one asks you a question, or makes a remark to which you are obliged to reply, you rap out a round rejoinder, which, if not blunt, is at least brusque

    我敢打賭，你這人有點兒特別， 」他說， 「你的神態像個小nonnette ，怪僻文靜嚴肅單純。你坐著的時候把手放在面前，眼睛總是低垂著看地毯順便說一句，除了穿心透肺似地掃向我臉龐的時候，譬如像剛才那樣，別人問你一個問題，或者發表一番你必須回答的看法時，你會突然直言不諱地回答，不是生硬，就是唐突。
  15. Urban new yorkers are chatty but brusque, giving them the reputation for being in - trusive and rude, whereas the friendly midwesterners can take so long to get to the point that it takes a half an hour to buy a bar of soap

    紐約人話多且唐突，有好管閑事和鹵莽的名聲，而友好的中西部的人辦事很慢，買一塊肥皂也要花上半小時。
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