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Перевод: insolent

[прилагательное]
высокомерный; пренебрежительный; оскорбительный; наглый; бесстыжий; дерзкий

Тезаурус:

1. "That's rather an insolent question.
2. In his introduction to the privately printed edition of Pansies , for instance, Lawrence castigates Swift for his "gnashing insanity", his "insolent and sickly squeamish mind", at the thought that "Celia shits".
3. Lord Woodleigh gave him a look that would have quelled in an instant any insolent groom or keeper.
4. An insolent smile quirked his good-looking features.
5. It proved, even at the insolent price of 5.95 a slice, to be even more popular than McGurk's other stock-in-trade, the Jumbo-Cumbo Boggerburger, and he has prepared a batch every November since.
6. Depending on the way you do it this can look insolent, aggressive or defensive.
7. He uses another shabby character, Tigg, to do his scrounging for him, he himself being "of too haughty a stomach to work, to beg, to borrow, or steal; yet mean enough to be worked or borrowed, begged or stolen for, by any catspaw that would serve his turn; too insolent to lick the hand that fed him in his need, yet cur enough to bite and tear it in the dark".
8. They of Valencia took courage at these tidings, and waxed insolent, and began to devise how they should take vengeance upon Abeniaf, and upon all those who had oppressed them.
9. Many of the kids were wild, insolent and tough.
10. In spite of his apparent insignificance, he was hard and dangerous and insolent; he had virtually no friends at school, but hung around after school with older boys known as "a bad lot".
11. You only had to look at her greasy black hair, her insolent stare and her creased and spotted uniform.
12. "Don't be insolent," the doctor snapped.
13. In the uproar which followed it was no help at all that the other teachers signed a statement that the girl had been continually insolent and had provoked the teacher beyond reasonable self-control.