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Перевод: effrontery

[существительное]
наглость ; нахальство; бесстыдство
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. "Madam, there is no effrontery.
2. "That's what Mr Hjerson has the effrontery to be claiming has happened."
3. And then I thought I would write and suggest that she should suggest herself to tea one day and not only did she have the effrontery to do so but she brought her husband.
4. the effrontery to die without
5. Early on 22 September he captured a Scarborough collier and another vessel and, later that morning, with typical effrontery, signalled for a pilot off Spurn Head, at the mouth of the Humber, and then captured the two boats sent out in response.
6. In one hit-and-run case, one of the jurors had the effrontery to challenge the coroner's authority, stating that he was a cyclist himself and that pedestrians were often at fault because they took insufficient care.
7. "What a strange demand!" says Lebyadkin with an effrontery beyond the man we have been given, though not of course beyond old Karamazov.
8. This desperado parades the streets and appears upon "Change with the effrontery of a man of the first condition.
9. Foppington recently "bought" his peerage; he was formerly known as "Sir Novelty Fashion", and he speaks with gusto and effrontery, his speech deliberately affected, turning his "o" s to "a" s.
10. On 16 September, with extraordinary effrontery, Jones sailed up the Firth of Forth towards Leith, the port of Edinburgh, intending to demand a huge ransom of 200,000 - though he was prepared to settle for 50,000 - for not laying the town "in ashes", the first instalment of the indemnity "which," Jones explained, "Britain owes to the much injured citizens of America."
11. Years later, Ogwen apprenticeship having been served, we began to aspire to their routes, knees knocking at our effrontery.
12. I also enjoy the outrageous effrontery of this former editor of the News Of The World displaying sadness that the tabloid press have ignored Princess Diana's wish that she should not be photographed in mourning.
13. It was the sheer effrontery, the excessive assurance of them which got under my skin.