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brusque 發(fā)音

英：[br?sk; bru?sk]　　美：[br?sk]

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brusque 中文意思翻譯

brusque 網(wǎng)絡(luò )釋義

adj. 唐突的；直率的；無(wú)禮的n. (Brusque)人名；(法)布呂斯克

brusque 短語(yǔ)詞組

1、self assured and brusque ─── 自信而粗魯

2、brusque crossword clue ─── 粗俗的縱橫字謎線(xiàn)索

3、brusque means ─── 粗魯的意思

4、brusque meaning ─── 粗魯的意思

5、brusque crossword ─── 粗魯的縱橫字謎

6、brusque definition ─── 唐突的定義

brusque 詞性/詞形變化，brusque變形

名詞: brusqueness |副詞: brusquely |

brusque 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、basque ─── n.巴斯克衫，緊身胸衣；n.(Basque)巴斯克人；巴斯克語(yǔ)；n.(Basque)（加、法、美）巴斯克（人名）

2、brusquely ─── adv.唐突地；直率地

3、bisque ─── n.[陶瓷]素瓷；濃湯；橘黃色

4、usque ─── 威士忌酒

5、brusquerie ─── n.粗率；無(wú)禮

6、risque ─── adj.敗壞風(fēng)俗的；近乎淫猥的；n.(Risque)人名；(英、西)里斯克

7、borasque ─── 波拉斯克

8、brushup ─── n.擦；打扮

9、bosque ─── n.灌木叢；樹(shù)叢

brusque 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、8.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(shuō):“你要記住的是：紐約市民并不粗魯，他們只是很直率?！?/p>

2、brusque refusal ─── 粗暴的拒絕

3、surprisingly and unceremoniously brusque in manner. ─── 舉止上令人驚訝的隨便、唐突。

4、brusque variation ─── 偏種突變

5、Surprisingly and unceremoniously curt; brusque. ─── 無(wú)理的，唐突的令人吃驚且無(wú)理地唐突的；粗魯的

6、Explain as little as possible without being brusque ─── 解釋要少而得體。

7、to be brusque with someone ─── 疾顏厲色

8、Remembering Aunty Henny’s own brusque attitude towards superfluous objects and papers, I did not doubt that he was right. ─── 當我想到亨妮自己對待多余物品和紙張的粗野態(tài)度時(shí)，我對他的話(huà)也就深信不疑了。

9、His manner was self-assured and brusque. ─── 他的舉止自負而且粗魯。

10、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(huà)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(mǎi)一塊肥皂也要花上半小時(shí)。

11、The marching was quick, the movements brusque, and there were many high kicks and foot stampings. ─── 步伐是快速敏捷的，動(dòng)作粗暴，同時(shí)有許多高踢腿和跺腳。

12、The doctors are brusque and busy. ─── 醫生們十分忙碌，說(shuō)話(huà)簡(jiǎn)短生硬。

13、To them she is not a brusque crazy, but 'appropriately passionate'(Mary McGrory) ─── 在他們看來(lái)她并不是一個(gè)唐突的瘋子，相反她表達了‘適度的熱情’(瑪麗 麥格羅里)

14、brusque behavior ─── 無(wú)禮的行為

15、"To them she is not a brusque crazy, but ‘a(chǎn)ppropriately passionate’" (Mary McGrory) ─── “在他們看來(lái)她并不是一個(gè)唐突的瘋子，相反她表達了‘適度的熱情’”(瑪麗·麥格羅里)

16、She was businesslike and brusque, with no small talk ─── 她公事公辦，不講絮話(huà)，但有時(shí)話(huà)語(yǔ)唐突。

17、I thought him more sensitive and gentle than his occasionally brusque manner suggested ─── 他有時(shí)態(tài)度粗暴，但我認為他還是較為機靈和文雅的。

18、A new ship has arrived in Atlantis from Earth: the Apollo, commanded by the brusque and take-charge military officer, Colonel Abe Ellis (possibly a recurring character next season).Ever since the ... ─── 這一戰，A城（不僅僅指人類(lèi)）損失兩艘戰艦為代價(jià)，換取一點(diǎn)點(diǎn)新技術(shù)和另外一艘戰艦。

19、The doctor spoke in a brusque tone. ─── 醫生不客氣地簡(jiǎn)單說(shuō)了幾個(gè)字。

20、There was little to see. The marketplace was filthy and rundown, the people brusque or insisting that we buy their overpriced souvenirs. The heat was near unbearable. ─── 沒(méi)什麼值得看的。市場(chǎng)里相當的骯臟與殘破，當地人唐突或堅持要我們買(mǎi)他們定價(jià)過(guò)高的紀念品。高溫簡(jiǎn)直讓人難以忍受。

21、brusque and surly and forbidding. ─── 粗暴、乖戾、令人難以接近。

22、He generally affected a brusque manner, but he had a great smile, a good sense of humor, and a keen understanding of human nature. ─── 他總是裝出一副很粗魯的樣子，但笑起來(lái)卻十分爽朗，也很有幽默感，對人性有著(zhù)深刻的洞察。

23、The doctor spoke in a brusque tone. ─── 醫生不客氣地簡(jiǎn)單說(shuō)了幾個(gè)字。

24、At first he thought that Dirk was the cause of the disaster, and he was needlessly brusque with him ─── 最初他還以為戴爾克是罪魁禍首，毫無(wú)必要地頂撞了他幾句。

25、Her brusque manner concealed a caring nature. ─── 她舉止粗魯但實(shí)際上很關(guān)心他人。

26、Some customers are not ratIT brusque and don't seem to like conversation. ─── 有些顧客相當粗魯，也不愿多說(shuō)話(huà)。

27、His manner was brusque ─── 他的舉止唐突。

28、Try to cultivate a less brusque manner. ─── 盡量去培養不那么粗暴的舉止。

29、He was one of the great ones, one of the brusque characters of the time, who could be critical and curt to an absurd extreme ─── 他是偉人之一，是當時(shí)狂放不羈的人物之一，勇于對極端的謬論痛加批駁。

30、Czechs can also seem brusque and not very welcoming, yet are possessed of a remarkably sly sense of humour and deep pockets when it comes to buying complete strangers drinks in crowded beer halls. ─── 捷克人似乎很直率。也不太好客；但是他們似乎有著(zhù)特別神秘的幽默感，在擁擠的啤酒館里會(huì )很慷慨地給陌生人買(mǎi)啤酒喝。

31、This is a brusque, impetuous melody whose tension is underlined by dotted rhythm, wide leaps, and a wide span ─── 這是一個(gè)粗莽、迅疾的旋律，附點(diǎn)節奏，大跳和寬闊的音域突出了緊張性。

32、8). 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余的物品和文書(shū)證件不屑的態(tài)度，我并不懷疑他說(shuō)的都是真話(huà)。

33、Mr Aczel's research is thorough and his conclusions interesting. It is all the sadder that the cramped style and brusque pace limit his book's appeal. ─── 艾克塞爾先生的研究深入透徹，結論引人關(guān)注。但非常遺憾的是，該書(shū)篇幅有限同時(shí)又倉促出稿，其吸引力便打了一些折扣。

34、brusque a. ─── 唐突的;

35、brusque in speech; snippy ─── 言語(yǔ)唐突

36、His keen grey eye, impersonal and brusque, flashed upon her half impatiently. ─── 他那銳利的灰色眼睛唐突而不近人情，有點(diǎn)不耐煩地掃了她一下。

37、At a factory down the road, the response to queries was more brusque. ─── 在同一條馬路上的另一個(gè)廠(chǎng)那里， 我們得到一個(gè)男人更粗暴的回答:"我們已經(jīng)破產(chǎn)了!"

38、Sagittarius is connected with a strong thrust of thought -- often idealistic -- an outpouring of ideas in an enthusiastic, to-the-point manner that is often seen by others as impulsive, even brusque. ─── 射手的原型是拿弓箭的人馬，下半身的馬象征追求絕對自由，上半身的人象征知識和聰明，而手中的箭，則表現出射手的攻擊性和傷人的一面。

39、He is always affable and never brusque with people. ─── 他對人很和藹，從不疾言厲色。

40、”Over the years, Mr.Wallace’s brusque manner has raised the hackles of many a subject. ─── 這就像試圖閱讀報紙福州網(wǎng)站建設 時(shí)，有人在撬撥你的肩膀反復。

41、I got his secretary who was rather brusque with me and told me to call back later. ─── 我跟他的秘書(shū)通了電話(huà)，他秘書(shū)對我很無(wú)禮，并叫我稍后再打過(guò)去。

42、Brusque the facades, almaximum forbidding;immaculate except for the splotches of shadow cast by the leaves. ─── 其正面粗暴甚至可怕，除了樹(shù)木投下星星點(diǎn)點(diǎn)的影子，一片潔凈。

43、In the MIT CS department, there seems to be a tradition of acting like a brusque know-it-all ─── 在MIT的顧客滿(mǎn)意部門(mén)，好像有一種叫做“裝成一個(gè)什么都知道的猛男（我喜歡這個(gè)詞，譯注）”的傳統。

44、She dropped her head; then, with a brusque movement, she pulled to the door, which closed behind her. ─── 她低下了頭，繼而以急促的動(dòng)作，突然一下把門(mén)帶上了。

45、At a factory down the road, the response to queries was more brusque. "We've already gone bust, " said a man, and hung up. ─── 在同一條馬路上的另一個(gè)廠(chǎng)那里，我們得到一個(gè)男人更粗暴的回答：“我們已經(jīng)破產(chǎn)了！”接著(zhù)電話(huà)就給掛斷了。

46、Management Style: " Brusque " would be a polite term for it. ─── 管理風(fēng)格：對它來(lái)說(shuō)“粗暴無(wú)禮”倒是一種禮貌。

47、Sagittarius is connected with a strong thrust of thought-- often idealistic-- an outpouring of ideas in an enthusiastic, to-the-point manner that is often seen by others as impulsive, even brusque. ─── 射手的原型是拿弓箭的人馬，下半身的馬象征追求絕對自由，上半身的人象征知識和智慧，而手中的箭，則表現出射手的攻擊性和傷人的一面。

48、His keen grey eye, impersonal and 18)brusque, flashed upon her half impatiently. ─── 他那雙銳利的灰色眼睛半帶厭煩地掃了她一眼,顯得不近人情且粗暴無(wú)禮。

49、hackers in general would rather get somewhat brusque but technically sharp bug reports than polite vagueness. ─── 黑客們一般寧可讀有點(diǎn)唐突但技術(shù)鮮明的臭蟲(chóng)報告，而不是那種禮貌但含糊的報告。

50、She was offended by his brusque reply ─── 他那種粗暴的回答使她聽(tīng)了很不舒服。

51、try to cultivate a less brusque manner; a curt reply; the salesgirl was very short with him. ─── 試圖培養得禮貌些；唐突的回答；那個(gè)女售貨員對他很無(wú)禮。

52、Mr Edelman could be brusque and difficult with colleagues. ─── 愛(ài)德曼或許態(tài)度粗暴而顯得難與同事相處。

53、Je vous fais mes excuses pour ma demande brusque ? ─── 請問(wèn)達人們,請原諒我唐突的要求,這句話(huà)怎么說(shuō)比較有禮貌啊?

54、This generosity to America's enemies also sits ill with a more brusque approach to staunch allies, such as Japan (see article), Britain and several east European countries. ─── 美國對敵人的這些做法稱(chēng)得上慷慨，但與其對日本（見(jiàn)有關(guān)文章）、英國與幾個(gè)東歐國家等美國堅定盟友的草率無(wú)禮形成鮮明對比。

55、Eleanor was brusque and firm and businesslike ─── 埃莉諾態(tài)度粗暴，意志堅定、辦事認真。

56、When a friend asked one Ahmadinejad supporter his reasons, the reply was brusque: because “all the whores are with Moussavi. ─── 當我一個(gè)朋友問(wèn)一個(gè)內賈德的支持者他的理由時(shí)，回答是粗魯的：因為“所有婊子都和穆薩維在一起?！?/p>

57、He was brusque and called her "Madam" ─── 總統表現得唐突無(wú)禮，稱(chēng)她為“太太”。

58、Remembering Aunty Henny's own brusque attitude towards superfluous objects and papers, I did not doubt that he was right. ─── 回想起亨妮阿姨對多余物品和報紙毫不留戀的態(tài)度，我相信他沒(méi)說(shuō)謊。

59、Walter found his new charge brusque and unapproachable, the hours were incredibly long. ─── 沃特發(fā)現他的新主人說(shuō)話(huà)很少，而且不易接近。時(shí)間過(guò)得非常長(cháng)。

60、He came from Ninghai, Taizhou, as you could tell at a glance from his brusque Taizhou manner. He was rather impractical too, and sometimes reminded me of Fang Xiaoru, who I imagine must have been very like him. ─── 他的家鄉，是臺州的寧海，這只要一看他那臺州式的硬氣就知道，而且頗有點(diǎn)迂，有時(shí)會(huì )令我忽而想到方孝孺，覺(jué)得好象也有些這模樣的。

61、He took over the business from his father, a brusque fault finding widower who tries the patience of the care workers in the rest home where his son dutifully visits him each Sunday. ─── 這門(mén)生意是他的父親退休后他開(kāi)始接手打理的，而每個(gè)星期天他都準時(shí)到養老院探望父親。這位老人家性格粗暴無(wú)禮，事事挑剔，常常令養老院的工作人員無(wú)法忍受。

62、try to cultivate a less brusque manner; a curt reply; the salesgirl was very short with him. ─── 試圖培養得禮貌些；唐突的回答；那個(gè)女售貨員對他很無(wú)禮。

63、He is never brusque with his comrades ─── 他對同志從不疾言厲色。

64、” Elsewhere he expresses a brusque impatience with charity and the clamor of worthy causes. ─── 在其他的地方，他表達了對仁慈的粗暴的不耐煩和對有價(jià)值的事業(yè)的強烈要求。

65、His manner seemed easier and, while still not friendly, was certainly less brusque and not aggressive ─── 他的態(tài)度似乎也平易了些，盡管仍然算不上友好，但肯定不那么唐突無(wú)理，氣勢洶洶了。

66、a brusque attitude ─── 粗魯的舉止

67、1.His reply was brusque. ─── 他的回答很唐突.

68、You probably walked away thinking they were pretty unfriendly, even if you intellectually knew they may have had a reason for being brusque. ─── 你可能認為他們不友好就走開(kāi)了，即使你理智上知道他們可能另有原因。

69、Indeed, some point out that Britain has a long history of brusque and occasional brutish behavior. ─── 的確，有些人指出英國有長(cháng)久的粗魯和偶爾粗魯的行為。