| 词汇 | IMPUDENCE |
| 释义 | crust n. nerve; gall.She's got a lot of crust—coming in here like that.It takes crust to sell this stuff to somebody. You really gotta push. fresh mod. cheeky; impudent.Ken sure is fresh sometimes.Kids get some pretty fresh ideas. get smart (with someone) in. to become fresh with someone; to talk back to someone.Don't you get smart with me!If you get smart again, I'll bop you. guff n. back talk; complaining.I don't want to hear any more of your guff.That's enough of your guff! jive n. back talk.Cut the jive, man!Don't you give me any of that jive! lip n. back talk; impudent talk.Don't give me any more of your lip!I've had enough of her lip. mouth off in. to give (someone) back talk.If you mouth off, I will ground you for three weeks.Don't mouth off at me, buster! snotty and snottie mod. rude.What makes her so snotty?What a snotty waiter!Now, there's no reason to get snottie with me. take a lot of nerve tr. to be very rude; to require a lot of rudeness (to behave so badly).He walked out on her, and that took a lot of nerve!That took a lot of nerve! You took my parking place! |
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